This was posted in response to someone asking about investing in homes and/or parks in another area of BP:Investing in land lease communities and/or investing in the homes themselves is very complicated and requires a...

Some of those are market liquidity, investor and consumer expectations, supply and demand money and government debt.3.

The first time home buyer get an affordable property with some kind of subsidy from the government so it make sense for them to sell it with restrictions later.

If we're looking for any problems in the sector at-large, too many portfolios may be overleveraged compared to where they need to be to weather a moderate recession.

Economy here is pretty good with tech stuff government contract and coming Amazon HQ2. 

I live in an area with the second highest property taxes in the country and people are fleeing this state like the plague due to taxes and corruption in the government. 

I have seen scenarios where they only will accept a conventional loan and then will allow it to be changed to renovation financing once it's confirmed by the inspector it needs to be a renovation loan (I know, it makes no sense but then again no one has ever accused the federal government of using common sense eithe lol). 

    - Someone who fills units as a profession and is experienced will have a better handle on fair housing laws        that govern a particular city and state.

Most of the properties I own have section 8 tenants and government subsidized housing.

Amazing location/area (proximity to downtown and historic sector) How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?