Originally posted by @Mike Wallace:Westland, miim getting $625 for 1 bed apts in this neighborhood. tenants pay all utilities.Mike:  Where I am, 1 BDRs are a bit of a special product and the rent doesn't not always scale up proportionately on more bedrooms.  

Not everything we read / listen on the web is 100% accurate, but to some extent his pitch might help people understand what's happening on global scale to think through and adapt/adjust their investment strategy if necessary.Any thing that we could learn and apply as a RE Investor?

Now the car makers are feeling the very painful effects of having to scale back production very quickly to meet the lower demand level.

Many of these investors have small or not so small companies, and have better economies of scale on their work than me.

I'd put them toward the basic end of the scale.

Economies of scale.

If the tenant is interested then you can look over their paperwork and determine what their pay scale is.I do not use HUD on all of my units.

My dh and I are trying to buy a manufactured home and need help!

The manufacturer's installation guides are always a good way to start learning what to do.

Burlington area in general is expensive and I notice also that the pay scale here is not decent.