., the south).My guess would be that there are few parks in the state, if you were looking to buy a whole park, and you'd struggle to find one for sale.If you were looking to buy a particular mobile home and rent it out, then you should definitely incorporate the park fee (which is like land rent) into your models, because park owners can raise those fees pretty much on a whim and residents don't usually have much ability to move the homes elsewhere.My general sense is that the main way to make money is by owning the parks and charging that park fee / land rent, rather than owning individual trailers and renting them out, but if you can make the latter work then more power to you.

I have a pretty clear understanding of the principals of a qualifying property, however, like many, I struggle to find anything even close to 75% ARV. 

With that said I’ve been struggling to find financing, I’ve been denied several times from banks and hard money lenders.

The same struggles that keep me from expanding OOS are the same challenges I face in my own local market - A TRUSTED NETWORK. 

Hello everybody,I am new to the real estate game and I have been able to partner and get a financial backer, but I am struggling to find the types of distressed properties I am looking for to make a flip (I still acquire houses through auctions and foreclosures but I am not operating at the rate that is comfortable for me). 

I'd love to meet others in the area....I am anxious to get another property, but struggling to find deals.

Here's a unique wholesale obstacle that I'm struggling to find a solution to.

Or even something else like "I'm really struggling with X...could you help with this?"...

My cousin is selling her townhouse and she knew I was interested in getting into real estate, so she offered me an awesome deal (or so I thought). She would sell me a $275,000 for $235,000 and all I had to do was cove...

@Alex Get Working with tenants who struggle has value for a landlord for two reasons:1.