Some zip codes do support the high cash buyer activity with low number of vacant houses meaning that specific area is more desirable because the demand is HIGH but the supply is LOW.

They have administrative work and costs that they incur as well as E&O insurance they need to supply their agents.

Less money spent on supplies, less wear and tear on your place, less money spent on utilities, fewer guest headaches, etc.

considering the recent consolidation and the limited supply do some of you seasoned professionals think it may be “too late” to start a MHP ownership career now?

There doesn’t seem to be much available supply and a lot of demand so it appears there is very low cash flow per door in small MF vs SF.

-(borrower) will have 45 days from the day the money is received to repay the loan & interest total of $8,250 to (loaner)-The money will be used for (borrower)s investment property, at (address) for roofing, staging, lender dues, and materials/supplies-If (borrower) is not able to pay the loan back within 45 days, an additional $500 penalty will be assessed for every 15 additional days it takes to repay the loan in full.

We have seen strong appreciation in Milwaukee over the last years (+8% currently) and until something changes on the supply side we will continue to see prices go up.

@Andrew PenschThere’s so much cash flowing in the system + record low interest rates + low supply that I think it should keep supporting this hot market.But to your question, a lot of agents are offering 3D tours or virtual tours these days.

I second the notion that if the government is going to supply relief it needs to be all encompassing. 

Just as an example, a friend of mine was the resident manager at Kihei Alii Kai in 2015 when a first floor unit had a supply line leak resulting in similar conditions.