I am Harrisburg metro area, as far as I know it's 2%, but I'll double check.

May not be a whole lot in the Denver metro market to work with but I would be willing to take my dollar out of town.

Hi @Josh Levan,Cincinnati metro as well as Indianapolis, Lexington, and Louisville are all good markets.

That said, maybe a broad search, not specific to a metro area, is more appropriate to find those MHP owners that are tired, mom and pop operators.I'd be interested in talking to anyone that has a list that they've put together, or get any input on existing sources for lists.

Just to give you some ideas  . . .Average Cash Flow Per Door In Phoenix Metro Areahttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/600/topics/58...

The fact that they determined Phoenix to be the ideal market to undertake this endeavor leads me to believe that the economics of the area will lead to more organic property price appreciation.I'm interested to see which other markets they dive into with this business model, those future metros may also be considered favorable investment zones for flippers as well as buy & hold investors.

Like I mentioned in the title I live in the KC metro area.

(i see those a lot around even the best parts of Washington DC Metro).  5.  

@Rubi JimenezThere are a couple accountant's/CPA's in the NYC metro area on the message board.

I am a Realtor/Investor specializing in the Metro Nashville area; I got into my first house-hack last year and am looking to get 2 more income producing properties before 2020!