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I'll look at that and the comps the appraiser selected.

The investment you select needs to be one where you are going to be able bring the elements at hand both positive and negative in line to realize a return that justifies your efforts!

Be sure to know which taxing district you're in since they can vary widely (my county has 80 taxing districts which vary from 1.75% - ~4% of total value).

Landlord/Seller shall have the right to select the materials to be used.

But from my vantage point and amount of knowledge, the Spokane market seems wide open.

About my first one and 2001 which is a single wide mobile home.

It ALL comes down to tenant selection.