If so you could have a negative review, so compare that to how many positive reviews you've had and see if it's worth $860 to have a bad review. 

I should also note that the volatility is almost exclusively in the negative direction - things can easily go much worse than budgeted, but they almost never go much better than budgeted.

As an owner of multiple parks and having been in the industry for years I can tell you park owned homes are a NEGATIVE.

The margins can get really small and easily go negative.  

At the same time though, if I go the 203K route, I will end up with a negative cash flow from renting only the one unit. 203K still makes more financial sense than renting, which I am currently doing, but I would really like to be cashflow positive on my first deal. 

The terms of the loan offered must meet the following requirements: First, the financing must have a repayment schedule that does not result in negative amortization.

Thought some of you might enjoy this....The Texas Real Estate Year in Review Report provides annual real estate sales data from a statewide perspective and for 25 metropolitan statistical areas in Texas.

(He's not from the USA, we don't live there and the REI scene is different than here; plus when he reads news about REI in the USA it's from the very biased govt. run media which typically puts a negative spin on anything "foreign") This morning he said he doesn't want to buy any more properties and "it's no wonder all REIs need to keep their day job!"

There are benefit to finance under commercial loan which you mention  under llc  for asset protection. but negative impact will be higher rate.

That if she delays the impact of a negative report on her rental history, if you have to file a eviction action could really hurt her.