-15 Mobile homes all on individual lots and fully rented- Sewer/Water by the city and metered to the tenant- Rent for $450 each- Average lots in the area rent for $175 and homes this size $475- All 15 homes are located on the same road next to one another- 2.3 miles to walmart and city population of 61kQuestion:  Since these aren't in a "park" would you still value them the same way?

. $40k will not get you very far in las vegas or any place west. here in buffalo, we have a good market. the prices stay pretty level for the most part. the killer is the taxes. then again, we have the winter issues too. not only does it get very cold which makes it hard to work on a place, but we have winter about 6 months out of the year.....lol. as far as your credit, pick up a part time job in a field that you have been in before. then, the job is a lateral move, not starting a new job in which you would have to wait 2 years before you could get a loan. second, take $1000 of that $40k and put it into a bank. after a month, go get a $1000 signature loan from that same bank, using the $1000 you have in the bank as collateral. state that it is a short term loan that you intend on paying back in 6 months. then, take that borrowed $1000 and go to another bank and deposit it. after a month, borrow another $1000 from the second bank, again using the deposited $1000 as collateral. continue this with as many banks as you can. when the first note comes due, use borrowed money to pay it off and continue as such with each bank. what you are doing is establishing credit with these banks and soon you will be able to go into any one of those banks and borrow money because you have good credit with them. 

I had a bad tenant a few months back and cut their water off when they didn't pay.

So here's the combined numbers for both props on a monthly basis.Purchase Price For both Properties: $120,000Gross Income (both properties): $5,965Gross Effective Income (10% Vacancy rate): $5,368.50 Net Operating Expenses: $2741.31- Cable - $50 (it's gerry rigged)- Water - $435- Electricity - $450 (3 months during the summer its $800 a month)- Dumpster Fee - $185- Fire Insurance - $41- Property Mngmt - 7% (I will use professional management)- Taxes: $363.34- Maintenance: $800Net Operating Income: $2,627.19Capital Improvements: $25,000 (roof, foundation, paint, flooring)The owner combines all expenses for both properties because they are side by side.

I will continue to wholesale but after talking to a few asset based lenders and crowdfunding sources I thought I would just test the water an see once I have that funding weather it be saved money or lender money if I could find any potential partners.

ARV should be around 45K and should be able to easily rent for $90047XX N 30th St, California, Milwaukee, WI (PM for complete address)Built ~1905~1500 sq ft3bed,2bathHome has NEW Roof, Kitchen cabinets, sink, Stove, Refrigerator, Heating system, Water heater and 1 bathroom has new sink with vanity, toilet and shower the other has new toilet and sink with vanity also new exterior door.

Working on a offer on a small park. 19 owner occupied pads, with 30 storage units. 40 year old park, city sewer and water, 1 paved road.

I'm with @Jesse Waters - talk to your credit unions and smaller banks before assuming you can't buy another cash flowing property. 

@Jesse Waters and @Steve Vaughan Thanks for the response.

PIG-gy backing on Ben Leybovich's unfortunate flooding experience, I wanted to know what methods Puget Sound area investors use to help them evaluate flood risk on a buy-and-hold opportunity.Secondary question would are water-related red-flags for a property, and what are things that give you pause but can be worked with?