That would mitigate the increased risk and produce a bette rreturn.

@Elizabeth Wilson The short answer is no - all else being equal, the platform you use to produce the site doesn't matter.

The property will produce a 13-15% cash on cash return.

Modular has struggled to get away from the "manufactured home" label here in the USA but the industry is producing a product that is comparable or better in quality than site-built.

Some producer somewhere came up with that as their "hook" and now they have to stick to it.One of the ones I do think is a little more realistic is that "Fixer Upper" show with Chip and Joanna Gaines.

Appreciation, as some have suggested can produce a desirable profit despite negative cash flow, might not be there you to bail you out--just ask anyone that tried this strategy in 2006.  

Income-producing real estate is not valued via comparative market analysis.

They are almost always asset based, so they'll need to see a deal in order for them to produce a quote.

It's for a three month period year over year for a three month period so it's not an annualized gain, but still it's a healthy gain nonetheless.

We would receive information from the sales rep or broker once a group health policy had been sold (employee benefits packages) and make sure everything was legal, have it input in the system, bills produced and employee ID cards issued.I think my background in project management will be helpful, but not sure how to get someone outside of catering or health insurance to give me a chance with no background in their field (i.e. real estate, construction, etc.)Any advice?