I know there are ranges of TOTax, but there are substantial costs that shouldn't be crazy variable (cleaning, utilities, consumables) etc that will be pretty consistent relative to revenues.

The 50% rule states that even when the property is paid for the taxes, insurance, management, and maintenance would still consume half the rent.

We as consumers have the power to stop the flow of the dollar when and where we want to.

In my opinion, any consumer/clients needs a strong return on their investment in a professional service.

In the recent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report on housing, the chart on page 11 Table 1 foreshadows that increased foreclosed properties are coming.

Having different exit strategies will enhance the success of your investment.Good luck!

I'll see if I can open an enhancement request for the BP calculator to see if PMI can be included.8% management fees, 5% maint, 5% cap ex, 5% vacancy.

Those are some great podcast, I have them queued up in Spotify as I just hit episode 100 (trying to listen to all the applicable ones starting from episode one...it’s time consuming but informative!)

Just a 5% vacancy rate would consume $280 of your allocated $400/month.  

I just consumed alot of information from Frank Rolfe at (Mobile Home Park University .com), as much many chunks (nuggets) of GOLD from @Brandon Turner , Jefferson Lilly, and Jack Baczek.