People have no imagination so if you start showing it while it is being fixed up in the construction phase you have a low percentage of getting a quality renter.

Mass mailing a park is usually a turn off for managers and residents, but being on the ground in the park to talk to people with a business card that says "we buy mobile homes" works well for me.D4D in parks works well also.

I'm still in the market research phase, but I'll check back if I decide to look further into the Triad.

Essentially they are a poor choice. and you still deal with the only ground stuff which is the real hard part of itOriginally posted by @Michael Baum:Evolve does that for 10%.

Purchase price: $480,000 Cash invested: $1,000,000 Sale price: $1,600,000 Commercial Property built 1915, Construction Project in 3 phases. 14,000SF complete rehabilitation conforming to current building codes.

Only ground roll up door. 

And if the management agreement doesn't spell out this fee, then you have grounds to complain.What is the owner's fear with pets?

They are requiring me to do it otherwise they will try and keep my deposit.I had my lawyer draw up a addendum saying that we will pay for phase 1 but if comes back with additional remediation they will have to pay for both the phase 1 and the remediation if at that point then I will be able to pull out of contract unless they do remediation within the month.

We did need to upgrade some windows for the required above ground level egress, but that was planned regardless.I took a couple of courses so was allowed to design & install it myself.

I am about to break ground on a project in Orono.