Apples and oranges and different tax treatment.  

They simply cannot be compared on an apples-to-apples basis to single family homes, especially if you have tenants who don’t treat them well.I often see listing agents using the value of all the park-owned MHs rental income for a sales price on a park without considering the maintenance involved.

Additionally, we clearly let them know that we are growing a business and want them to be part of that growth.Naturally, you are going to get some bad apples and you just have to deal with them and treat the good ones light gold. 

Thanks champak shah I did the 'appraisal' on the one I'm going to lock down today on my iphone while drinking beers at Tilted Kilt last night.

I think this is a really interesting subject considering Apples current situation.If a person Apple has seen unlikeable in some way they could easily of changed their views of it...if not for the product some ppl could be intrigued that the Company backs its users & be willing to give Apple a try.  

@Jay Hinrichs Do you have an iPhone?

I am viewing the thread on an iOS device, on the Apple app.

There's much more at play than your overall income, so it is very possibly not apples to apples.

By nature, the 4-family is going to cash flow less on a "per door" basis, which means that it's nearly impossible to use this metric to compare properties on an apples to apples basis.

We don't need that.The bad apples will try to avoid you and will be sneaky.