You don't count vacant lots.$11,780 (total rent per month) X 12 X .42 / .0621 = 956kI'm still very new to MHP investing so let the more qualified elaborate more on this topic for you.

Allot of architects will not offer to oversee your project and when you can get one that will such as in this case count yourself fortunate. 

It turns out we would have gotten a much higher rebate by documenting the lousy efficiency of the old furnace system and gotten credit for upgrading the furnace (even though that was done a few years earlier, before we knew we were eligible) so the combined increase in  energy efficiency upgrades (furnace + insulation) is what counted. 

She reduced the county's head count by 8 percent, eliminating about 2,000 positions.

I missed that with NJ.You might get a bid from Dave, and Mike is absolutely right as to these being prime targets for a workout.My posts are rather short, giving Dion a clear advantage to his word count competition in his explanation.

The owner of the property self manages and doesn't count his time as an operating expense, thus increasing his NOI.

Should the developer count the $300,000 as equity invested from his side because he’s getting the loan against the fixer-upper he found?

@Eddie HernandezThe numbers are hard to count on since you are hoping that your marketing and demand for the area come through.

@Derek B. thanks,  on both counts!!

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