As for the vinyl flooring, it might be better to think about replacing with tile floors as they are more durable, especially if tenants are moving their own washer and dryer.

Luckily have a repair guy/contractor that invests himself and had been taking care of the property for the previous owner so he has really helped with repairs and upgrades (buying cheap but durable materials, etc)All in all a very good year.

You just have to put the right plans in place, and continue to work hard and spin the wheel day in and day out.

This process may seem like spining your wheels when you want to put your REI career in gear but I see having a solid financial base as extremely important.

What we want to do in real estate is not reinvent the wheel .Thats to difficult and time consuming.

If it's for a rental, and in this particular forum I would guess that's the case, then you want to have durability, low repair rates and repair costs, and low cost to buy.

However, I felt like I was trying to reinvent the wheel with a complicated system so it made my life easier to hear that type of proposal.

Anyways, they got the wheels turning on investing in mobile homes.

Those are the jobs you will get with nothing more than a high school diploma.Now, can wholesaling get you off than hamster wheel?

Again, I am making assumptions here, but based on my experience (and what I tell my customers up front) there is cost in the following:-Block-Anchors-Maybe axles/wheels/tongue-Skirting (it's not guaranteed the skirting can be re-used at the next site.