Deals on Wheels : How to Buy, Sell and Finance Used Mobile Homes for Big Profits and Cash Flow Revised In 2013 by Lonnie Scruggs17. 

Your biggest liability by far is that 4 wheeled vehicle.

I haven't done any, but I have read "deals on Wheels" twice.

Other than a walk-in shower, he had installed vinyl tiles which are the popular choices for safety, comfort, and durability.

I like the vinyl plank wood floors everywhere, so no need for carpet cleaning and tenants seems to like it better than carpet.For countertops, the most durable and cost efficient is a plastic laminate, but you have to go with the finish that matches your neighborhood.I've noticed that things like sinks and toilets and fixtures just have to look decent, but can be on the cheaper side.

We had the V6 EX leather moonroof alloy wheels.

A good cash flowing property that is in my wheel house of an area.

For example, I have access to granite countertops that cost less than Formica, although the installation labor is about 100-150% more than for Formica resulting in net increase of cost of about 40%, the rent premium that I get pays for the increase within a year and giving me over 100% return in year one as well as providing longer durability.

They try to wheel and deal with a PM on fees to stay afloat and then a bad tenant gets in and the place is trashed and further losses ensue due to mismanagement.    

But I can see how her wheels are turning in her head to legally get a dog in.