I am also concerned about carrying a lot of leverage should there be a down turn in the market.

Now you're saying deadlines are really deadlines as far as you’re concerned but when it comes to real estate it’s ok it’s just the nature of the beast so the seller needs to understand that.

Hi guys,I am buying a small Mobile Home Park.

One of the reasons he has bought so many apartment complexes and have always been profitable for him and he says that apartment complexes have always been profitable for him and is now saying to stay away or be cuatious from most other commercial operation.He is currently very concerned about other commercial developments depending on its demand for that type and how long a vacancies lasts and if that location is dependent on a special industry or the demand for it or that type. 

If someone was younger or looking to build up their funds this would be a big concern. 

Literally went through the gauntlet:Property manager 1: signed on but didn’t do anything but almost get me into legal trouble by not giving notices concerning rent increases.

My main concern was the complaints from others. 

With some discomfort (lowering the retirement income deductions) I can pay off an ARM loan in 10 years, so I am not much concerned of ARM payment ballooning to 8.75% and me getting foreclosed :) I am currently preapproved for the loan products I mentioned above by a big national bank.Let me know if you need any other info.Cheers,John

I was single and lived alone, I never had any concerns coming home at night, I felt safe. 

Identify your Ideal Mobile Home Park and location (type of park spaces, age of homes, city water, city sewer, 70% or more occupied, cities with high population, etc..)2.) get list and enter into excel.3.) find owners info, address, phone#, etc.. 4.) contact thru mailings, cold calling, etc..5.)