We've renovated multiple times working full time with other tenants in the building.

Each property is $20 a month and includes multiple appliances and a tune up the first year.

When units I manage in those areas come available it doesn't take long to get multiple applicants, even when raising rents.

I would get multiple estimates, at least one or two more minimum.

Buying multiples is often enjoyed by people who have the cash wanting steady income.

I have owned multiple parks and one of septic that failed.. the new standard to replace it and this was also about 30 spaces was over 250k.. but we are Oregon and everyone wants to live here.. so we get gouged.. so based on that not so pleasant experience I personally will never buy a park that is not on city water and city sewer.. just not worth it to me.

Having said that, I was just involved in a $10M deal in Miami that is definitely cash flowing negative for a while but it is an assemblage of an amazing piece of land with amazing entitlements with multiple exits, all designed to negatively cash flow...my point is its all about the plan...hard and fast rules are usually wrong....what’s that saying “foolish cosistency is the hobgoblin of simple minds”

I've seen recommendations for Key Realty before; they must be good if multiple people are giving them the thumbs up.

Hi Max, Series LLC would be great for investors looking for multiple projects.

In any situation, you can't discriminate against anyone, but in a non-section 8 situation, if you get multiple applications, you can screen for the best credit, longest lease, etc and that just puts the landlord more in control, and with more flexibility.