Gracias.So far the only problem I have found is that my small local bank that originally worked fine with Venmo has stopped accepting their transactions so I am working with USAA Bank where I also have accounts to get the deposits transferred there.

However after a year of trying to get the City to accept this & the hydraulic analysis, they would not.

The lot was found in the MLS and an offer was made 5% below asking, and accepted.

I think I'll get a plumber to give me some input if the offer gets accepted and we go into inspection.

He accepted How did you finance this deal?

We had 6 showings the first day and accepted an offer $10K over asking price.

If so, are your accepting members?  

They even accept moneygram (money orders), which is huge for MHPs!!!

Once we had an accepted offer, my agent has become incredibly inconsistent and while I think he's probably a great realtor but it's tough to understand some of the recent advice I've received.

Here's your mission, should you choose to accept it.Calculate the following:1 - (Cash flow per month as is times the number of months you've held the property so far) minus the cash you spent on the property = A2 - A divided by your cash flow per year = BA = the total dollars you are at a loss so farB = how many years it will take you until you have recovered all of your cost...and start making a profit.Now, do the same 2 formulas, except this time calculate it as if you bought the properties using only 20% down...instead of 100% down.