Mostly wondering if anyone who has been in this or similar position successfully re-negotiated a deal and how it was done.Thank you!

I have recently heard BP speak about many positive things about owning a mh court but i know nothing.

I have seen 5 year runs where people who bet on appreciation Win big only to lose everything when markets turn.So count me in the Buy positive cash flow properties only.Financial Independence = conservative Financing and long term hold

Looking at this from a return position, each door produces $150 per month cash flow x 6 doors =  $900 x 12 months = $10,800 annually and now I just made 10.8% return on my money.

Serve notice to quit August 6th, Court Date Sept 6th, Writ filled Oct 4th and tenant is still not evicted- nov 18th!  

With every positive there is a negative so don’t let the negative hold you back, just figure out what the positive of that is and focus on that!

I would Cashflow positively if I would put 40% down which is possible.

These are some of the reasons I invest, and these are the emotions that put me in a position to lose money on my first flip this year.

I'm in a similar position.

I had a client back in the day I sold a big 1,200 acre trophy ranch to in northern CA.. ( which yes has had one of the fires go through it this summer).. anyway he was a big landlord in Alameda 160 doors.. and that in today market is probably 100 mil or more in real estate and it was all free and clear.. ( why I like free and clear )  and he paid cash for the ranch.BUT the moral of the story is he collected rent personally twice a month.. tenants were trained like Thomas trains his.. rent is to be in an envelope on pinned to the front door on one of those days.. no rent he then posted a 3 day notice.. so it was one or the other 3 day notice or collect the rent.. the front doors looked like pin cushions.