Raising the rents, billing back utilities and growing the gross income on the park are all your future opportunities and for you to capitalize on.  

But it has happened so many times to folks I've met over the years that I raise it as a possibility. 

I was raised and lived in Bloomfield majority of my life.

At all of our locations we have raised our rate for all new renters. 

We have completed 17 syndications and manage assets valued at over $500 Millons Aum, we have raised more than 170 million dollars for syndication.With over $500 million in Multi-Family CRE under management (AUM) and passive investments in over 1.6 billion assets under management (AUM), our experience and resources are substantial.

Very familiar w the city as I was born and raised here.Going 20% down conventional w plans to pay it off ASAP as I make over 100k per year after taxes and live well below my means.I hope to rent it out and cash flow as soon as I pay it off.Today during the blue tape walkthrough I identified an issue with the front door.

Would this raise any flags?

Taking advantage of a natural disaster to get yourself a pay raise, classic union tactic. 

(PMI effectively raises your mortgage APR and is no longer a tax deduction on a primary residence.)If you really want to invest, what short-term sacrifices are you willing to make? 

My cash flow might only be $300/month from when I buy, but market rent keeps going way up each year due to low inventory making my “base hit” look like a double or triple in 3-5 years as I keep raising rent.