I noticed a lot of the discussions on here discuss buying and investing in whole parks, but for someone like me with no experience, this isn't an option. 

@Joshua Janus I've also noticed there is a distressed property right across the street from another one of my houses that has had fencing around it for a few years.

We had a maintenance contract there and I noticed it was up for sale, They had a small bill (under $200) that had not been paid.

We had a maintenance contract there and I noticed it was up for sale, They had a small bill (under $200) that had not been paid.

Now I'm not saying that above-average finishes don't attract more buyers to sign on the dotted line, but unless the appraiser notices that quality, the buyer will still need to bring $$ to closing. 

But, as you've noticed you have direct and indirect operating costs to do it and maintain your corporate veil, otherwise what was the point.I'd be happy to chat. 

In West Palm for example you'll notice many houses not far from downtown were built in 1929 and 1952-1954.

I have notice several portfolios of sfh for saleAre sfh portfolios considered as commercial investments?

I have notice several portfolios of sfh for saleAre sfh portfolios considered as commercial investments?

I also noticed you didn't factor in any utilities like water (normally owner paid), gas or electric.