I only did a couple of fire damage estimates, but I think you're looking at $150 SF or so depending on finish parameters.

This negates the need to cash-out refi to get your money back out, because you didn't have to put a bunch of money down to begin with.

For some reason, in one part it says I'm getting over $1.5k cash flow, but for the year, I'm in the negative.

You are right, this is proposed legislation and our industry is actively fighting against the sections that would most negatively affect self-directed retirement account investing.

Negative income (ie loss) means no taxes on your schedule e for that property.

If one factor is negative, the other factors can make up for it. 

In some cases either property has too high expenses which eats up most of the Gross Rent Income and NOI number is where might have to put money out of pocket resulting in negative cashflow.

In some cases either property has too high expenses which eats up most of the Gross Rent Income and NOI number is where might have to put money out of pocket resulting in negative cashflow.

I was not really into mobile home investing due to the same reason as most people thought (negatively) about mobile home park, but after buying our first park, I was really surprised by the potential of this space.

I only purchase in vacation rental markets so my properties would not make sense as a LTR.