Hi, looking for home warranty recommendations if anyone has had a good experience with any companies. 

  So these are not the homes on HUD site where they list their homes for sale? 

And there may be somewhat of a combination of site improvements included (sewer/septic, water service, etc, to the MH sites).Then the income approach would be looking at the cap rates, as Roger mentioned.

Building a new home could be a smart move, especially given the high prices for existing properties and low inventory.

I'd also definitely recommend going to as many networking events as you can.

California prices are high due to these factors. 

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

While you're working to your 2025 goal, if you can, work and put your head down and save as much money as you can into a high-yield savings account and just build that up, be frugal, you can sacrifice for a little while.

You have 4 kids, and it seems like with your income you have a steady high-paying full-time job, correct?