I'm a retired 72 year old operations manager...who has more bills to pay than retirement social security income....can't find decent work....friends told me to try real estate investing....don't know anything about it but willing to learn......I'm a country person not a city person.

You might expect to drop $2000, 6 months and have to offer decent argument that a duplex rezone is consistent with the neighborhood plan or that there's a new community need to increase the density.  6,050 indicates it's a legal, non-conforming (undersized) lot - it still meets the minimum lot area for TU but do you have 50' of frontage?

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Trailers old and in decline, yet still rented for the most part....Price is decent or probably be negotiated to such.My question is can a MHP come back to life with an infusion of newer but used trailer replacements and some investment in infrastructure or has the long years of decline permanently turned away future potential?

It was a total shot in the dark, but he is interested.So, we bought a 4 plex last year, with conventional, 20% down financing.

These transactions involve a decent amount of paperwork and you would've to provide it in a timely manner.

The rooms look decent, mostly light scratches that don't show up well in the photo.

Decent looking 2br houses that I have looked at in the area go for about $150-$175k.

Wholesales really only work when there is a decent amount of equity in the deal, which I doubt if they're going under a foreclosure.

I did find a pretty decent deal in Lieben Park (across from Wando High School) last year that's turning a pretty nice profit as a rental.