A few suggestion;- Deferred maintenance: How much life is left in the roof, heating, etc; just like any other RE- How has leasing been structured: Y-to-Y, 3 Y terms, Escalations, Recoveries, Options, etc- For the 'strength' of the tenants, if they are smaller tenants as I suspect, look at how long they have been at the property.

You have to figure out who you want to work with or how you need to approach who your are dealing with to get to YES. 

As they are new tenants and hopefully will be there for the long haul.

Months and even years of experience are needed to create the correct systems and processes to find, manage, and maintain these types of properties for the long haul.

MH are going for 5-6K here in TN.If it were me I would offer her the 5K and offer to help her move (you pay for U-Haul and get a couple teenagers to help).

I've always toyed with getting more into consulting for Private Lending and NPLs, but running this company and "doing" doesn't allow a lot of time for "teaching".

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Since we may not live in NE for the long haul I don't think it makes sense to buy the very best, but instead get a nice investment going.

I use a local company to remove asbestos siding and it is roughly $1/sq ft which includes everything from he state license to haul away and disposal.

In my current situation, We've realizing that we most likely won't be moving back any time soon and I'm toying with the idea of using the property as an on-going rental investment.