It makes it sound like investors don't know that mobile home parks are a good investor. 

Unless you wanted a dated grandma STR that nobody wants to rent, I would get furniture from Wayfair that is cohesive.

Common reasons:1) Change of closing date (instead of closing end of month, if it gets pushed to beginning of next month, prepaid taxes, interest and insurance will increase because you have through to months end)2) Appraisal comes in low and LTV goes up.

And, just like dating people, even if you both WANT to get married, that doesn't mean the first person you date is going to be your future spouse.

I have a LOT of experience with subject to , dating back to the late 1970s early 1980s.I’ve spoken about the history of subject to, the St Germain Act, etc., but what’s relevant today is 1.

They come in sections, like mobile homes, and are then attached together on site. 

Add in $20,686 in carrying costs (10 months at $2,298), the all-in cost to date is $658,450.Phase 2 of the project is sub-divide the lot into three lots, and add new duplexes to each of the new lots.

Curious to get some tips from folks that have a larger portfolio (say 50+ units or larger) across multiple MF buildings (so different acquisition dates, financing, etc.) and what software you use?

A more roundabout way is ListSource (and I assume CoStar) will let you filter with by purchase date.  

Now, let’s dive into the upsides and downsides of moving to this kind of arrangement.The Upsides of Consolidating Your Insurance into One ProgramSimplified ManagementManaging multiple policies with different renewal dates, coverage limits, and terms can be a logistical nightmare.