@Lance Robinson Im not sure if its true in any state but here in CT, you can request a "Resale Package" which is provided by the management company and details the 'life' of the condo association: master insurance, foreclosures, exact HOA fee for the unit you are interested in ( fees posted on MLS are sometimes incorrect), units that are behind with their HOA fees, upgrade needed ( think parking, boiler, roof, windows, etc) , funds in HOA account, potential special assessment etc... basically everything you need to know about the unit you are interested in as well as the association in general.The resale package, or resale document as it may be called elsewhere, is provided at a cost.

I found a package deal here in Atlanta.6 rentals, fully occupied. yearly expenses = $14686Monthly rents total = $4400lower income area.All of the houses are not far from where the Atlanta Beltline trl is scheduled to goWhat do you guys think about the numbers?

He will ask you to pay $1500 USD upfront and then insist on sending you funding package by shipment not electronically.

Part of the package is a page that outlines who the principal operators are, and my page has lots of diverse real estate experience and a pretty good track record.

Paul,I haven't shopped around much yet, only one MH dealer who gave me the $10K number to move and level, hook up elec and h20.My plan is not to hold but to sell as a package...but I may reconsider that after I learn more!

I'd love some ideas and material to study so I know what to employ in my design package that I can give to my contractors.

I want to present a total package to the tenants so that the bad ones will go now and the good ones will know things are changing.

On a lark, I added the "full ARM package" which is $9.6075 per record, changing my total from $30 to over $1500.

Unless the loan is way in arrears I'm not sure the bank will even send you a 'short sale package'.  

One of my past investors had 300k to spend and we got him set up with a  package (a few different multi families) that he was bringing in over 70k a year cash-flow, and that is after expenses.