I found a couple of properties on the mls and for the strategy I’m using the properties are good acquisitions.

^ that's order of operations in case no one knew what I was going for ^I'm looking for some advice from those of you who have multiple rental properties. Thanks in advance~We bought our first rental condo in full last...

Insurance doesn’t protect you from any part of the sale or acquisition of a property (e.x.

Perseverance: I don't even have a count of how many showings I dragged my agent to before pulling the trigger.Action: I finally did it!

My net profit on top of the original $200K investment is $62.5K.4) wait at least 2 years5) after 2 years following the cashout refi, sell property at around ARV, $350K(I am actually skipping/combining a part where I do a Delayed Finance loan to get 75% of my money back asap after the initial acquisition, then do the cashout refi based on ARV after 6 months of seasoning).My first question is, are the above steps sound, strategically speaking?

Of course, there are many other things before making the final decision, but once you have your strategy figured out this will allow you to get one step closer in the process. 

First time I had a mobile home deal.So after having nothing short of a horrific experience with this new title company that tried their best to not close (they did all closings for this park, wasn't a local deal), finally got it closed, and before the guy even got his check for the closing the guy died too.  

These are just a few things to consider, there are plenty of good property managers out there, just make sure to do all your research before making a final decision:) Good luck! 

Welcome to BP @Susan Franke Congrats on finally beginning to invest.Go ahead and make an offer that seems fair for what you KNOW about the property.

@Karina Gomes yes, ROI is the most important, and that is usually dictated by the acquisition prices.