Time to cut her loose.

I am concerned at the rate in which the government is begining to control different bodies banks, insurance, brokers...etcI'm more concerned about some type of attack or test on america if Obama is elected.

It is under 15% if you toss in travel expenses...So you might figure a rough estimate of NOI like this...40 pads at $200 per month, owner pays all utilities.so 40 x 200 x 12 = 96,00096,000 x .6 = 57,600now take the NOI and divide it by the CAP rate you want to buy the park for... so lets say a 12 CAP57,600 / .12 = $480,00014 CAP...57,600 / .14 = $411,428and so on... finding parks with expenses that can be cut are a real key to adding huge value quickly to a purchase.

Nothing more, nothing less.As far as fear is concerned..... nothing ventured, nothing gained.

My concern is that they get other offers.

By taking control of their future, IRA funds holders who self-direct can immediately be at work in the multifamily and apartment real estate market and start generating significant wealth in a retirement plan without the concerns and fears of the plunging world credit markets.

Personally, I'd be more concerned if it did have a COA (condo *** board-not hoa) You do need to address long term issues such as repair and maintenance, of buildings and grounds, whether it is apartments or homes, and how that is done would be different.

If you are flipping, market value is what you should be concerned with.

Bank cuts checks directly to tenants at year end and issues 1099's.

Biggest concerns are climate, cost of living, cost of buying a small condo or home being affordable, and the potential of starting a business.