, Is the park something people want to come back to regularly?  

I'm not accredited but am an LP in a couple other "regular" syndications.

Absolutely run a background check and do your regular application process on this potential new tenant.

The regular stores like Ashley etc won't do.Any suggestions on techniques/strategies/stores to buy "unique" (aka : artsy, antique etc) furniture without breaking the bank?

I do not supply the appliances.

Dependent on location, this could even be a short term rental with higher cash flow than regular rent.Good strategy or too much risk with unknowns?

It closed much tighter after that but still wasn't air tight. jalousie windows by definition will never be air tight unfortunately but they should be tight enough to prevent insects from entering. depending on the condition of yours maybe swap them out for regular windows if the energy efficiency is what you're looking for. mine was in a condo so i had to keep with the same window style. 

I regularly liquidate one investment to move unto the next, it's a river ever moving, adjusting and evolving.

I.E. a $1,200 loss was like having another $100 a month loan.Some of the things I wrote off werePower tools needed for the business, lawyer and accountant bills, mileage, office supplies, new printer, storage area .....If you want to grow bigger than 1 rental, make sure to understand what a gain/loss will do to your buying power. 

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