I'm guessing this is some sort of quick and dirty estimating technique that could be performed on a pocket calculator.

If it is to hold property long-term for cash flow, then it is a mistake to assume that you’ve got to jump through hoops with all those other techniques just to get the down-payment money.

Therefore, I am not saying any other approach is right or wrong; it’s just one of the many techniques I use to buy notes with a pension fund for tax-free growth and with draw.

When it comes down to it, owning a number of SFRs is really like MFR, and should be managed with similar techniques.

I'm hoping to learn more about my options, new techniques, laws, and local market conditions in these turbulent economic times and hopefully connect with a few local investors.

Otherwise you could switch your technique to finding fools.

I'll give you a quick example of just one technique I love.

MHs have improved dramatically because of HUD requirements, market demand, better materials and manufacturing techniques, and lender requirements.

Even if the "high end developer" used good soil placement techniques, the site could have been developed for other purposes in the past and that may not have revealed itself sufficiently duirng the due dilligence of prevouis investors.Example; Last year I consulted on a new site for a prominent car dealership that was developing a site adjacent to an existing facility.

Anyone using that technique?