Note, this is in a community of mostly permanent single-wide, double-wide, and modular homes in a permanent residential/seasonal vacation town.

It's good that you're asking about taxes and insurance because they can vary widely in different markets.

Any plants that block the view should either be removed or tiered into the walkway to further highlight the way to the door and the sidewalk should be as wide as possible.  

Hi,My name is Ozzy Sosa I live in Hagerstown Md, I am looking for an realtor, contractors and Real Estate Attorney in the Hagerstown area, If anyone can recommended someone, it will be a great help.I am new to real estate and I am trying to do some wholesaling, I Have a Lot of time and small amount of resources, I could be any investor foot soldier.

I have spent that last 11 years as a collegiate coach and now train special forces soldiers in the area of physical preparation.I am looking to volunteer time to learning aspects of becoming a full-time real estate investor.

But, I've never done anything with mobile homes.Locally, a 4bd/2ba 1990s double wide in a central, preferred park on a spot with, say, a 2000sqft back yard, will sell for somewhere in the $120k - $150k range.  

Detail or as follow :7 single wides occupied 3 are 3bd / 4 are 2bdAge: 1970's -1980's model Owner pays water( city water/ sewer ,homes have HVAC units, current rents $400-450 per unit.Park looks old and dated.But location is ok.

Airbnb has an incentive to maximize the revenue for the system as a whole, not for your individual property, and their algorithm is widely regarded as sub-optimal.

As for the inspection, if you want the best deal, you have to be able to offer without a inspection contingency, Personally, I understand construction, and give it a look over, and roll the dice, my value gap is always wide enough if I miss something.

When I encounter a wide range of Comps, I take the Sales Price and divide it by the total square footage of Living Space that provides me the price per square foot, for each Comp.