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My recommendation for this question is to use the techniques from the book "Profit First" from Mike Michalowicz.

And yes that may be a good technique actually as far as being just a manager.

I tried your technique in finding mobile homes on land using the local CAD (bcad.org), but doesn't have a search function for mobile homes, unless 'm missing it.

I'm curious of different designs, methods or techniques used here. 

Along those lines, do you have any technique to delineate a balance of pice and occupancy? 

The only thing is that I've found is that the teaching technique is along the lines of "holding your hand", where a seasoned investor may get bored/frustrated more easily.That's all in my opinion.

Using this technique I bought a 4 Bed 2 Bathin Mesa ArizonaThe numbers look like this: Buying ARV $225,000 Principal $223,969 Equity $1,031 Monthly Payment $1,217 Cash to Seller $100 Cleaning $500 Cost In $600 Selling Lease/Option Tenant Buyer Fee to Me $25,000 Tenant Buyer Monthly $1,950 My Cash Flow Monthly $733 Cash To Me Tenant Buyer Fee to Me $25,000 3 Year's Cash Flow $26,388 3 Year's Principal Paydown $11,474 3 Year's Tax Write Off's $$$ $$$ To Me on A Slim Deal so far $62,862 ROI - Too Big To Compute ________ I did this one in Mesa AZ.

As James said, how does each of those techniques fit in with your business model?

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