That's terrible, considering I can get a CD for 4% for 10 years, or an annuity at 6% for 10 years.Management companies want 20%, and property taxes and home insurance keep rising, considering I have no homestead exemption, so I am capped at 10%, not at 3%, and home insurance can do what it wants.Could someone please tell me where I am wrong, because in this case, it does not seem that this real estate is a good investment at all.

Hello all, I've got a class C property that has not provided me much in the way of qualified tenants.

It has been a rental property since then. 

Once you put a second loan on a property, it's leverage is high and it's leveraged against another property so the scale is limited.

I am a landlord and have had the same tenant in my rental property for 3 years. 

The list of docs I have include:PSAMemorandum of AgreementAffidavit of LiensDue on Sale DisclosureAuth to Release InfoGen Warranty Deed (as the bank holds the title at the momentMobile homes can be treated as an automobile or as real property.

A friend has a two-flat investment property, with both units currently rented out.

Property is used as a short term rental.

Start with this mobile home inspection checklist.One quick caveat: Going through this list doesn’t preclude hiring a reputable inspector—ideally one with extensive familiarity with mobile or manufactured properties.

I used to own C properties.