In California, there is an annual franchise tax of $800 to maintain your LLC, which is on the high end of the spectrum; whereas Florida only charges $138 per year.

On the opposite end of the spectrum are passive real estate investors, those who want to invest in real estate but don’t want to deal with the hassles of being a landlord.

I recently began grabbing the csv data from Zillow and Realtor and plugging it into Data Studio, but unfortunately it's really broad strokes.

I'm partial to James Svetec's courses, as we're partnered up hahahaAs for estimating, Airdna works, but I found AllTheRooms nicer because exporting as csv made analysis much nicer for me.Here's an example I put together recently with broad strokes on how I do it:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...And it's entirely possible to do it yourself with the right systems and programs.

The real estate market can fluctuate due to a variety of factors, and what's more, these descriptions provide a broad overview.

I don't have feel-good butterflies when I drive by, but my ROI's stay very high  My business partner is on the opposite end of the spectrum than me, he happily forfeits cash flow and overall return to feel better about his investments.

But Aurora is more than just East Colfax, in fact it's actually larger than Denver itself (in land area), and contains an extremely wide spectrum of neighborhoods from swanky-modern new urbanism to housing projects to suburban McMansions to trailer parks.

I document all the repairs that need done, and pass that on to the buyers with a broad estimate, but it's up to them to do a walk through and do their own repair estimate.

This thread has brought in the exact type of info I was looking for from a broad range of investors, and opinions.

However, there is a case for RV parks that more closely mimics a MH park when the location is appropriate for a full time living solution.The nature of RV parks can also vary across a wide spectrum.