Do people push into Lincoln Village eventually?

They aren't being crazy, yet, but you need to establish boundaries so you don't get pushed around.

Example: I just sold a home which, if I pushed really hard, could have gotten $10-20K more for it.

While a little more headache up front to setup and some ongoing maintenance efforts the income is way larger which help the NOI (which push the value up) and the owner can also depreciate the costs of the machines and write off the expenses of the normal maintenance costs.

They push things to the max and if one thing happens everything goes off the rails.

Its cheap, installs easy and cleans very well - the only thing that kills it is moving appliances around: it will wrinkle and then tear if appliances are just pushed without care.For windows, I would say if you are on a budget, don't replace windows that are painted shut.

Keep on a'blazing down the trail, and we will continue to root for your success. 

I live in Los Angeles, have roots in Massachusetts and am open to buying MH's in any state.What is the best way to find MH's for sale under $8K, which I would be able to repo and then finance to a buyer? 

I am going to visit the tomorrow in Atlanta. Any feedback?

I would be happy to discuss partnership arrangements with this agent on a deal-to-deal basis.I will continue to update this thread if it gets any traction, and I will be pushing myself to actually come up with a concrete plan to start.