Capex 5%, vacancy 10%, lawn/snow $1500.The bp calculator says it’s good, but should I be concerned about any issues with putting 100k of repairs into a building that sells for 50k?

Its the season of cold weather, snow, and all that other great stuff winter does I know everybody loves as much as I do haha (not really).

I finally get back at the beginning of this year and I get a chance to go back home nj and we pretty got snowed in so we could not discuss business face to face.

High rent folks with fewer issues and lawn/snow are taken care of by HOAI'm also not including a lot for vacancy and repair.

I personally am looking to get a condo at the moment because the HOA covers all of the basic exterior maintenance (such as scavenger, landscaping, snow removal and much more) which will make my life easier too.

Some sellers don't advertise, just put up a sign so would never see it on Craigslist.2 - Meeting with park managers, building a relationship and asking them to call you when they have a unit they don't want to mess with.We are in Arizona for 3 months (snow birding) and a park manager called me last week with not 1 but 2 potential deals.

Him and his Realtor were more excited about the cookies and coffee than the documents at hand, as they dipped the cookies into the coffee.During closing, he said he was going to stop by and get a snow blower that the tenants were using to clear snow in the winter that was his.  

We will also need to budget for lawn care, snow removal, repairs etc.  

Plenty of snow and ice on the lake.

Due to the freakish snow storm the 4 day window has been reduced to 1.5 days?