The hood, is the hood.....no transportation method is going to change that.

Considering the BRRR method after living in the unit for a year. 

Women need financial security.)

Keep plenty of cash (or highly liquid, safe securities) reserves - I keep a minimum of $50k for my 10 units.Your cash flow is first line of defense.

You value the park using whatever method (Capr rate, DCF, IRR ect) you want and look up the appraised value of the MHs.Figuring out intrinsic value is difficult enough without muddying your MHP valuation with rental income and expenses. 

Others will say to pay it off as quickly as possible and use the cash flow to start saving for your next property that way it's really hard for things to go south on you.If your multi-unit is residential I would recommend trying to secure a bank loan since you can get them at a low interest rate for 30 years and then enjoy the cash flow and start looking at other investments. 

Another option they have is to hire someone to get them out using borderline legal methods (this type of business is booming there now). 

If I am not able to secure financing, I will lose this deal.

Private equity backed by a promissory note is considered a “bond” which is considered a "security outside of my broker/dealer's control” which is a big no-no if I am registered with them.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.