History, location, the play your making on the park and your experience level all play into your comfort level in pulling that trigger... 

Looking back on the true bargains I have purchased in both property and notes I believe they fall into four distinct categories1- situations where the seller needs a very quick sale and I’m able to pull the trigger immediately2- situations where the seller needs to sell and it has to be all cash because financing is not available.3.

And who knows, it may be a deal for someone out there who reads this post (I'm not squared away with all my logistics right now to pull the trigger quick enough). 

The lender, who is triggering the foreclosure, will offer to buy the place for what they are owed.

Before I pull the trigger I was hoping someone could take a look at my spreadsheet and make sure my numbers all check out.

My calculations are yielding nearly a 7% CAP rate and around a 13.4% cash on cash ROI (in year 1).Before I pull the trigger I was hoping someone could take a look at my spreadsheet and make sure my numbers all check out.

Are you planning on running it dry with no utilities at all?

Build your knowledge base and pull the trigger when the time is right for you.

I’ve been looking into Kansas City, along with a few others, but having a hard time pulling the trigger.

I don’t text my dry cleaner to complain about my shirt not being pressed properly.