I feel like there's no way the renter could be expected to stay in the house while this is being repaired, but I don't know how this all gets remedied.

Hi all - I am looking to expand my portfolio in LV and was wondering what people were buying in how the market is today.

Any major mid-west market has a push to invest because of all the gurus pushing cash flow

Definitely start by documenting everything—emails, city notices, all of it.

. $2,500 deductible is pretty much the standard on any dwelling (home or rental) at this point and $5,000 isn't uncommon at all. 

There's a few other things to think about too: 1 - Possible owner financing if he wants to still get a stream of income into retirement at an attractive rate compared to the rest of the market (win/win scenario, you don't need to come up with as much cash, and he makes a little $ on the %) 2 - Consider a post possession if he needs some time to move out but needs the cash up front for whatever reason 3 - Leave all the furniture/junk in the property and you'll handle clean up etc. 

I was under contract but all my local lenders would not or could not loan on a manufactured home.

Good luck with your appointment with the loan officer on Wednesday; it sounds like you're making all the right moves to keep building your real estate portfolio.I’m involved in real estate, focusing on new construction duplexes in Indianapolis, and I love connecting with others who are passionate about real estate.

Make sure you do it through a registered agent service. otherwise, your name will be on all of the paperwork going through the SOS website. 

My 2 siblings and I now have separate trusts derived from Dads (we all get a K-1).