Kim there is a reason that professional Park owners want nothing to do with owning the actual  MH s  and why banks wont lend more than space rent.. you buy parks for space rent.I have owned 3 in my day and owning the units is the biggest pain  U dont go to Homedepot for replacement parts.also as you are finding out if its a low end park you have low end tenants. if at the end of the day you give the coachs away and can net 3k a month from space rent that is a big win. although keep in mind cost to maintain sewer water power and roads make sure you set enough aside for those items and I dont know if this is on city sewer but i would NEVER EVER buy a park that was not on City Sewer and Water.  

my house is so desired I am getting people go out of their way to make me offers...so they will get more offers.That is the 1 st scenario.A second scenario... they will go on line to see if this entire thing you are proposing is real.I can come u with a few more scenarios, but the end result is...Seller will go online and guess who they will find...Well if you were in CT...No matter what city:No matter what keyword:With 10X more credibility than you or anyone period. all over the net, with a ton of reviews, with a logo a website, a team, with a solid track record of houses bought and flipped.You are GIVING away your leads to ME.I am not joking..You have no idea HOW often I get calls starting with "Hey I saw your sign on the street,.. or hey I received your card in the mail".Ranking #1 on Google means not only do you get ALL the organic traffic, but you ALSO get a bunch of your competitors leads handed to you on a silver platter.OK who wants to keep on doing DMM...

@Terrance Riedeman, following up on @Gaspare U.'

How well do u know them?

Are u in GA?

@Gaspare U. that’s a great book.

@Gaspare U.

So the property is in Central Salem, about 4 blocks from downtown and 3 blocks from Willamette U.

Originally posted by @Chad U.

The least risky investment is the 10-year U.