Some PM would that all the late fees as they are the ones chasing the tenants and doing all the heavy lifting @Carlos Valencia @Albert Bui

Another issue many "experts" mention is that GenX and Millenials aren't chasing McMansions the way the Baby Boomers did.So, many of those may go unsold or see values cut.

My preferred method is to have tenants pay me with an ACH transfer via Chase Quickpay.

I would be a little nervous taking over titles of abandoned houses in THAT park, just because he probably chased them off. 

This seems like a fine investment to me given that you don't really need to chase high yields.  

DSCR loans are now going from a low of 7.5% - 8.5% depending upon the terms. if you go much higher than that, you might get those that a lender won't lend to (probably for good reason), so you'll want to ask yourself if you feel like chasing payments.

Quote from @Chase Keller: @Cody Hawkins,That's exciting! 

Quote from @Chase Louderback: Something smaller like the property you are looking at should have a higher cap rate (lower price). 

I use Chase for banking and I live in CA and operate the business from CA, so I know I'm normally responsible for the CA $800 business tax.

It would be silly, in my opinion, to go somewhere to chase cash flow where you aren't familiar and already knowing that prices are inflated.