The vast majority of the time, I turn people down because I don't believe that they have what it takes to be successful, responsibly.

But banks just care about payments and the great majority of the time, will not call the loan due.

There are undoubtedly more pros and cons I have not listed but those are some of the major ones. 

I've seen it done well where landlords making money even with HOA fees in the mix.HOA does take care of the water bill majority of the time.

They say, "Judgments issued in majority white communities were far less common."

@Chanel Anderson, I'm a Polisci major as well.  

I hope to use the rest of my time in college to add to my toolbox of information and use BP as a major source for that.

These are the type of posts that make me think outside of my comfort zone.I get the majority of what you are saying. 

midwest lot rents can vary depending on where you are....ive seen them as low as $125 a month in a major metro(really under market) and high as 500-600 range(chicago area) maybe higher in some parks therenot sure where this park is...but its could be right in line with market or under by 25-200 bucks...just depends

@Maria Hinton - It's unfortunate that the Real Estate Expo is such a major sales pitch - I haven't been myself, but I've heard the same for many attendees.