This doesn't even consider the overhang on the trailer from the rear axle to the back of the RV, so there is a tail swing factor when backing into or pulling out of these units. 

Hi Rolf - The costs will vary depending on the design of the building among a variety of other factors.

Took forever to get one of my K-1s this year.  

Attempt to transition to a new job as quickly as possible though possibly having to dip into my Roth IRA, but hopefully still having the option of taking out a mortgage once I secure a new job being that my credit score and other factors are strong. 

Once again cash flow, ARV and other factors must be good though.  

Cost is a factor as well. 

One of them is what some are now referring to as the “Umbrella” factor.

Factor in tax benefits.  

So if the value of that property raises 100k in 12 years, then me renting it out for $1500 is going to be a huge hit on my because my purchase price was 100k higher than the owners.So my question more or less was how to consider that when acquiring properties that may have existing tenants locked in at a rate or factoring that in with what the MLS has the unit rent price listed for to account for the price at which I will purchase it for. 

Is there some other consideration that you are factoring in?