At an assessed value of $1.85 MM, the properties are paying about $38.5k in annual property taxes.

It begins with assessments of the structure and organization, then moves into an assessment of management, qualifications, certifications and administrative oversight.

*Edit*Assessed value: 1,813,000, of which SEK 207 000 kr landValue year: 1992Tax Rate: 35.5****

I can assure you with the highest degree of confidence that it won't be comprehensive and it is most likely not compliant.

For those of you who have traveled this path before, can you recommend what MHP resources/materials/study courses that you feel are exceptional and comprehensive in scope and that would provide me with all the knowledge that I need to make an educated decision on buying a MHP?

I have been wondering for a while how you would assess repairs on a possible virtual wholesale deal, so I thought I would put the question to BP.

A comprehensive guide to earning income as a bird dog while learning how to find properties for other investors.

And Section 204 (h)(4) says that a state can become eligible for federal funds to help implement the program by "adopting by statute or regulation a requirement that buildings be assessed and labeled, consistent with the labeling requirements of the program established under this section," or "adopting a plan to implement a model labeling program consistent with this section within one year of enactment of this Act, including the establishment of that program within 3 years after the date of enactment of this Act, and demonstrating continuous progress under that plan."

I don't have enough data to assess the accuracy of the 50% rule.

Specifically, I want to evaluate a few markets for the purpose of buy-and-hold, cash-flow investment in residential properties (single-family houses or 2- to 4-unit multi-family properties), so I'm curious about the process employed by other investors to assess and contrast a handful of markets when determining where to invest.