A lot have your same opinion, it would be great that we could invest in our local market and be able to drive to our Properties but there are too many factors that doesn't make it ideal for beginners which many already pointed out..

I’ve personally noticed quite a few mobile home parks in my local area and many of them are directly adjacent to (or behind) brand new housing developments.Literally people are building $350-400K homes and their view from the backyard over the fence is a mobile home park.I have been wondering how the park is affecting that new home value (and how it will also affect it in the long run) and vice versa, how will the new development and city/county regulations affect how that mobile home park will do in the future.

Which makes me think are we about to see price corrections in my own market Phx/Chandler/Gilbert-which honestly would be ideal for us bc I know it so well.

I live in north Scottsdale and some of the asking prices here are just insane for 4 Bed 3500 sq ft homes, especially considering there are hundreds and hundreds of acres of land available for development.

I've done some research and thought Campton, Waterville Valley, NH area would be an ideal location for all season rental.I'm nervous not being able to find renters to cover the mortgage.  

A couple that has applied - boyfriend has a good job, good credit, good rental history and no criminal background - an ideal candidate.

A friend referred me to this app so I can expand and develop my knowlage in real estate investment.

A friend referred me to this app so I can expand and develop my knowlage in real estate investment.

A friend referred me to this app so I can expand and develop my knowlage in real estate investment.

The appraisal was done utilizing three comps, 2 in my condo development, and one in a condo complex close by.