My questions falls as this,  when you are connecting buyers and sellers (essentially wholesaling on a higher level) you are technically by definition "brokering" a deal (though not literally a broker).

Transportation is essential for connecting people to employment centers, so those areas with infrastructure in place usually will not stay underdeveloped for long.

The economics happen to be good in our park so that is the first element that I would suggest you think about when looking for a home.

I need to replace the guts - heating element/fins in my baseboard.  

From my understanding, he'll be essentially working for free but spending the money on materials and paying those who are doing the work when needed.

Essentially I WANT THE DEAL! 

On paper it looks like I could essentially replace my income when I get to two dozen rentals cash flowing a few hundred dollars a month.

If you take the assistance and stay 3 years you essentially get about $208/month in profit for the unit you will live in. $7500/36 months.

Essentially, what you're looking at is the HOA trying to get back dues.

@Nicholas Catania I think @Steve Bracero gave some good answers.There are essentially three big picture items you're looking to find out about any investment prospect before digging further...1> Do the numbers work for you?