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For NJ you can find that website hereWith regards to values...your best bet is to start with Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, and Trulia.

Recently, I closed a similar transaction and on that transaction the private money lender was not comfortable with just a mortgage, so he required three personal guarantees as well. 

We are doing our first private money deal so we can pay cash for a property up front, renovate and then apply for a conventional mortgage in our names and pay our investors back.

@Ryan McKean im not local but I can bet most will tell you '3 miles from campus' is too broad to get an accurate rent estimate...

The Combined income was over $350k per year.I can't tell you how many Investors I have known for the last 20 years miss the boat because they couldn't find themselves "Betting" on the trends.I think if you can put your fingers on the pulse of the Market, you can easily beat the averages, by FAR.However, not everyone has that kind of risk tolerance.

Got this one yesterday for my STUDIO honeymoon cabin:2 stars“Feel where this house is all one room no privacy”'Cause, y'know, studios are so known for their multiple rooms...Other complaints in his private remarks included getting lost on the way to the cabin... when I provide explicit directions and clearly state in the check-in email that it's up a private drive that doesn't appear on GPS.  

You should never trust the seller's P&L especially in thinly-traded private assets like MHP (i.e. no liquidity due to hardly any buyers/sellers for most parks).

Marketing wise, is direct mail still viable in 2018, or is web based marketing targeting seller owned properties a better bet?

I am waiting to see some innovation in Home buying, like more lease to buy formats etc or something else that may change the transaction of Home buying but I bet the millennials will live in homes no different than the previous gens.