It always seems that a few dedicated, comitted people make all the difference, in a previous life I was quite involved with one on a nationial level, the implementation of DSHEA (dietary supplements and health and education act) 1994.

My question is - Does anyone have a generic list of what all goes into a short sale package?

Remember this simple calculation is very generic and may or may not be the true indication of the value of a mobile home park.

The K-1 info would be reported on schedule E, but in the supplemental income section as a net income(Loss) from passive or active activities.

My thoughts on buying courses that give you generic ideas, its a waste of money and time.

From a non-financial standpoint; many people's ideal goal with real estate is to create a revenue source that would either supplement their lifestyle or provide the freedom to leave their W-2 jobs.

And then there is the BRRRR strategy where instead of selling to get the added value one refinances with the bank retains the difference.My goal is to supplement my retirement with income from rentals.

If the person loves their career and is looking for a retirement supplement and to create long-term wealth (and can eat the negative cash flow/has the cash reserves), then I think the equity play makes a lot of sense.

I was thinking of city data in a generic way the votes and posts that @JM Payne referred to kind of does that tho. 

On one property that wanted over 3 grand for just a basic tub and generic fixtures.