I have a small peanut butter and jelly in there, pancake syrup, small pancake mix, a pack of pasta and jar of sauce etc.

Here is my main criteria (the napkin approach to analyzing a deal): 50-150 padsPrefer MHP not a RV park (will look at deals with a mix)Seeking ~10 capIf its a good deal, no park is too big.

I have several properties in need of a mix of full roof, partial roof or roof and garage roof replacement.   

Add to the mix cheaper and faster construction methods and you have the beginnings of a bubble.The graph below illustrates Robert Shiller’s data.

Meaning you can't buy a house and live in it, or mix SDIRA funds with your regular cash.

Regardless of how much income is on the application it can be tough to qualify for a new mortgage, with two other mortgage payments in the mix.

I definitely intend to market based on a combination of cumulative returns and/or NPV, but I have mixed feelings about lubricating the deal with an offer of solid fixed income and then cashing them out at the earliest opportunity.I do, however, think that an early pay-off is an opportunity for further negotiation in the form of offering to buy the note from the seller at a discount.

Waiting on information on pricing for the lot and mix of properties to run the numbers.

@Meso Stick You will not be able to get a HELOC on a commercial or mixed use property such as the one you are describing but you can get a line of credit.

Turn over depends on the market and unit mix, but you should be able to find that out by the PM.