Originally posted by Account Closed:HelloFrom what I understand, with no experience in real estate investing, mobile homes only depreciate and that banks don’t see them as having any increase in value after repairs.

We just found out that they changed our move out to September 17th and charged my husband’s account for another month of rent. 

In my experience the inspectors were fairly "petty" when it came time for the Section 8 annual inspection / rental increases. 

If you're buying a deal off of the MLS in your area, then the Real Estate brokerage will hold escrow in their account. 

Account Closed

Hi Account Closed,I wouldn't pay down your mortgage early. 

If you did the flip with no structure at all, you split the profits but keep track of accounting and also split the expenses so that you each are taking 50% of the profit and expense.

And then send completed inspection paperwork to the city.I was wondering how much do you pay for your annual fire alarm inspection? 

Loosing 1 month of rent (never mind paying commission to get a new renter) would lower your annual return to 5% and 2% if you have to pay a commission to re-lease it. 

We have w2s and pay stubs to show that we earn cumulatively 150k annually for the past 4 years.