Live in it for a year, and then move and repeat.

Lots of moving parts...and it's wonderful to be able to start with a blank canvas and design exactly what you want to build (as opposed to retrofitting based on the restrictions of an existing older structure).  

Run your numbers for how things will look AFTER you move out.

You’re including deals that were not updated for the renegotiated HIGHER price with seller, deals that were dead that were not moved to dead area yet and ridiculous priced properties that I’ve had to bring down by over $200k and haven’t even sold!  

LMHA is relocating residents from Dosker Manor due to mold, rodents, and crime.Dosker Manor will be torn down, and residents will be moved to other accommodations.LMHA surveyed residents; they need help with medical care, groceries, and financial management.Relocations will start in August, with around 600 residents moving over 18 months.The first 100 residents will move to LMHA-owned properties; the rest will go to low-income housing.LMHA is covering moving costs and offering reimbursements up to $1,300 for self-movers.

If you buy just the mobile home, do you ever have to move it? 

When you are considering properties in the area, how do you assess in advance if there is going to be a major issue with the remediation if you are moving quickly to jump on a deal? 

Looking forward to laughing. 

I have a guy that looks great on paper, but doesn't want to move in for 30 days because he needs to give his current landlord 30 days notice, which, I completely respect him for doing. 

Such energy and sharing with one another.They will move touch and inspire you.You will want to know these people.