Anyways, not sure why folks use per door pricing when sqft can vary widely, and value is based on income a property generates, not the "door value".So now I am stuck, in self doubt, I am trying to rethink this whole thing, am I being too bullish with my first purchase?

I need time to see everything from all angles and take input from everyone before I see the best results.

Hi Guysthis is a 1950s house going on an auction at the court house stepscant access the inside as its locked,this is how it looks on the exterior, the roof has what it seems to be an angle on the right side towardst he middlethere are some cracks too,any advice?

(I understand there is a wide range of variables that would dictate the the answer, but I’m curious to know people’s general opinion)

While looking for my next SFRs, I ran a cross a well maintained double-wide mobile home that has been sitting on the market for a while.

I am fairly sure they are nation wide.

Getting the property condemned may be possible by offering evidence of a wide number of technical defects even when the property is generally habitable. 

HOA fees are also very common, the cost and what is included vary widely so be sure to find out.

That’s why I figured I’d post to see if I could get any other angles that I didn’t think of so I appreciate it!

@Stanley Bronstein state laws and regulation vary so wide on these issues.