Neighbours very often do not get along with renters and renters will often leverage their position if they find out a unit is illegal.The problem usually arises out of the fact that cellar dwellers are generally low quality tenants and can cause problems that often result in complaints to oficials..  

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

My preference is positive cash flow from day one with future upside. 

Mostly wondering if anyone who has been in this or similar position successfully re-negotiated a deal and how it was done.Thank you!

I have recently heard BP speak about many positive things about owning a mh court but i know nothing.

I have seen 5 year runs where people who bet on appreciation Win big only to lose everything when markets turn.So count me in the Buy positive cash flow properties only.Financial Independence = conservative Financing and long term hold

Looking at this from a return position, each door produces $150 per month cash flow x 6 doors =  $900 x 12 months = $10,800 annually and now I just made 10.8% return on my money.

With every positive there is a negative so don’t let the negative hold you back, just figure out what the positive of that is and focus on that!

I would Cashflow positively if I would put 40% down which is possible.

These are some of the reasons I invest, and these are the emotions that put me in a position to lose money on my first flip this year.