I would love to hear any opinions on this subject as i keep going back and forth with this and need to make a decision this week.

I am a real estate agent in Tampa with a wholesale brokerage and I have noticed a huge trend lately that I wanted to get opinions on.  

In your opinion, what is the LAND VALUE of the MHP if that single tear down gets replaced with a brand new Mobile home?

Just my opinion.

What are your opinions about investing in SFH or multifamily in the Boise region specifically?

Hi fellow BP members,I'd appreciate opinions and suggestions from those members who have HOA experience similar to the following:Background: My wife and I own the bottom unit in a two-family home. 

It sounds like the development is making progress, but wondering if others here have insight and opinions on this topic of growth in the area.Here's the 2010 post on why Apple won't invest in the U.S. - one concern was the supply chain, which Steve Jobs once mentioned that U.S. would have a difficult time investing with that sort of infrastructure that China has to support the product: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesleadershipforum...Anyway, a long discussion perhaps enough to jog conversation!

Their out of pocket expense would then be between 2-3%, payable to your agent.If you wanted to use a realtor without affecting the price for the seller, you'd have to negotiate a commission with your agent to be payable by you, which in turn makes your net price bigger.In my opinion, and maybe i'm a little biased, working with a Real Estate Agent is always a good idea, more so if you don't know how the process works. 

I was just curious about others opinions because I have had some newer investors from Asheville say they would only pay $160k and I'm wondering what formula they are using because only homes in major need of repairs are 160k and I know from my own rehab projects that and 30 to 60k would need to go in them to get good rent.

@Warren Fanaken, my opinion is a little cash in hand is always good to have.