Work it into the budget like you would insurance, etc.

Of course there is also insurance and taxes and maintenance (still well lower than the $1500 for stocks) but it is an asset that will appreciate (specifically where I buy) and if there is a crash I still get the rent.I do also invest in stocks using a method called Iron Condor on the S&P500 Index.

It is basically an insurance against unpaid rents.

Worth noting is that one loan that defaulted has an issue with the title: PoL says that the escrow company recorded the mortgage "later than expected" resulting in 2 senior liens, which they expect title insurance to cover.Compare that with RealtyShares, where I also made 14 investments (a mix of debt and equity).

This may include your qualified intermediary, the buyer, your attorney, your lender, or title company;Any party involved in your 1031 exchange transaction is killed, injured, or missing as a result of the Presidentially declared disaster.

I need someone who can do the title work and recording at affordable price.

I will reanalyze it when I have more informationRent $1,300 Vacancy $65.00 (5%)Repairs $130.00 (10%)CapEx $130.00 (10%)Insurance $100.00 (8%)Management $26.00 (2%)P&I $504.61 (39%)Property Taxes $208.33 (16%)Total $1,163.95 (90%)

The court case for the foreclosure has US Bank National listed as the PLAINTIFF.Also, the title company is listed as Chronos Title.

Since you are excluding fees (which would leave you with a gross profit), are you counting insurance?

There are 2 park-owned mobile homes without titles.