I want to skip trace for cold calling, come to find out after comparing property address and names to what's recorded in the county assessors office; they are different.

I currently own five SFH rentals and would like to know my options with those compared to purchasing something/s new which the exchange.

I've also seen it at Home Depot and Lowe's but not in many varieties.Product seems like the best of both worlds and at a comparable price point to standard LVP. 

Compare that to the financing you get when buying a park.

To my knowledge you’ll never get this off the ground.

But it is actually about 1/3rd the real estate taxes (perhaps as little as 1/5th; "percentage of ground floor to entire building", but SF numbers for the floor and building vary), they pay their own maintenance and water/sewer but nothing beyond that.

You probably already know this but it might be worth the time to set up an account with your local building materials supplier (Not lowes or HD) those folks always have their ear to the ground and can often recommenced better options. 

I put around 22K for a 88k property and should cash flow around 150/month.....I am based out of CA so all my research was online...so would love to hear about your foot on the ground research in atlanta......let me check out athens....

On top of that the properties I have seen were all overpriced when compared to the comps being sold elsewhere.

Hi Betsy,Williamsburg is fairly diverse with the majority of properties leaning toward the higher end as compared to Newport News and Hampton.