If you buy a property mostly as an investor, try to buy at the best possible price, without sacrificing excessively on the quality.

The reason why I do it this way is because I do a open house style, for showings. 

Houses would be Dwell/Ikea style with a progressive and educated market.

The adjustments made are based on Marshall Swift cost guidelines for the geographic area, a fireplace might be stated as $5,000, but the style, design, quality of materials, workmanship and even size (like a 6' open stone fireplace with 200 pound stones) is a matter of opinion.

(That's not my style, but it is what they chose.)You win at "Specific Performance" if the other side walks.

I think you could take it a step further than Mobile Home style parks, and design it to feel more like an actual neighborhood, just smaller!

That’s reallly where I like being, I rather buy 100 doors at $200 per door, than 10 for $900... get decent cashflow today, and the wealth tomorrow type thing.We buy dozens of SF units each month in one arm of my real estate business, which can include the low volume hard rehabs, or high volume turkey style properties.At the sametime I’m also investing my cash into MF directly myself, or via syndications. 

It was a defining moment of reckoning, a stark realization that I had sacrificed years of my life for a career that seemed to be slipping through my fingers.Yet, amidst the despair, a flicker of resilience ignited within me, fueled by the echoes of past triumphs over adversity.

I’m also open to continuing a lucrative partnership, and if we vibe well then let’s keep making money.In exchange, I want to manage the project and design and I have an eye for design, it’s called class, style, perfection!

Every investor will have their own style & preferences, so its important to learn & research what methods/markets will be better suited for your tastes.