I’m sure will look at the property but I’d want my own Detailed inspection.

I'm thinking 6-7% and that is what I am plugging into my analysis spreadsheets. 

Seems like a reasonable hypothesis.For the rental business case, the supply side is equally important - would be interesting to see someone's data analysis on where housing supply is least likely to increase. 

I am a "people person" and the 8-5 desk life didn't suit me well, even though my job was interesting and in the real estate industry (real estate market feasibility analysis). 

It sounds like any other sale, even though it is being done by auction.  90 days is Plenty of time to get financed, but you’d have to make sure:It’s zoned as residentialIt will appraise for your bid priceYou can have access for insurance and lender inspections/appraisals.It is in good enough condition to get a conventional loan, or you could take a shot at a 203k or Fannie purchase/Reno loan.The auction terms/details Should tell you if this is prohibited for some reason.  

I thought the courses were great, very detailed and your wife can work at her own pace.

So let me make sure I have this right: I should do the deal analysis as if I was going to rent out both sides.

Hi all,I am looking for feedback on a deal I am working on.I have a 2 bd / 1 bath manufactured home, all cash for $17,000, which does not own the land.  There is a housing shortage in the city and rents for this are g...

If I was you , I would ask my agent to provide 3 or 4 comp nearby (with in 5 mil) with detail expense so to  analyze. 

if current owner has a detailed move in inspection, then I would go based off that.