I am still new and learning and there is more research to be done on my part but any insight will be greatly impactful!

In just the past few years we have gained excellent traction having completed 12 real estate private equity transactions totaling $3.8 million averaging 30% return on capital investment.

While I have basic underwriting skills for mobile home parks, I would like to gain a working knowledge of the specific steps needed to make a solid offer on an RV park.

If you bought well and have equity, you haven’t lost you have just switched your gain from cash to equity, with the interest rate-the cash drain being the rate of your return.

Look for recently rented units to get the most accurate picture.Rental listing websites: Utilize platforms like Zillow, Trulia, Craigs List, (In Utah, KSL), Facebook Marketplace, or Rentometer to search for comparable rentals and analyze rental trends.Local property management companies: Contact local property managers for their insights on current rental rates in your area.

With my current offers having to be subject to a VA appraisal, structuring an offer with competitive terms and conditions is particularly difficult.I wonder what insights you all might have.

Any insights much appreciated.,  

In January my wife and I purchased 130 acres of land, for 480,000$. we are going to sell two 10 acre building lots,  probably for somewhere between 100-150,000 each. we will keep the other 110 acres.  2 acres we will subdivide out for ourselves to build a house on,  and the rest will be rolled into a Christmas tree business. on the acreage that we sell,  will we be hit with capital gains since we're still going to be approximately 200,000 in the negative? 

I'd be happy to provide any insights I can into the process and what to expect in the Chicago markets.

Went from an 800 to 500 credit score as I paid off/transferred all of my partners/gfs debt including auto loan over to my name to position her to borrow heavily to gain access to as much cash as possible to get us up and running.