Seems a whole lot easier to go room through room to them before they move in and go over the checklist together.

Otherwise, based on your price point, clean colors should go a long way vs. the other few homes the potential buyer would see.

Property I'm looking at: asking $60k but willing to negotiateCurrently rented for $950/month but tenant will move out earlyNeighborhood is all SFH and primarily owner occupied.3 bed, 1.5 bathHouse is in great condition, big yard, nice deck, appliances and flooring are outdated but clean and in good working order.Here are the 6 month comps on the block.

I think, once you can leave your 'day job', it really becomes much easier to have fun at your day job.

The more information you can provide about your general circumstances, the easier for people to give you some input.

The easier the deal is to find the more it will cost.

Back then, it was likely a little easier than it is today.

The other responses are good too, you might see if you can cut the park owner in on the deal to make life easier or sell it to them if you're real lucky.....they usually try to make life difficult, slap a lien on it and try to take it.

Get seller to subordinate a couple of doors to make it easier to get the money you need in first position.

Consider mortgage payments, insurance payments, maintenance costs (lawn mowing, cleaning, etc.) and multiply them by the number of months the buyer can expect to hold the property for.