I am lucky in that my parents invest, so I have been able to watch their processes and help with various items.

There will not be a large enough demand for the product and the product will be lost in a sea of other products in the home box stores.

The same applies to every major item at the property.

I always buy south of fruitville rd, and really target south and gulf gate, if you're looking for deal go and see adam robinson, always knows some about some good deals, all depends on what you want to pay, i tend to spend 100-120k and aim for 1500 pcm, i just get my guys to go to big box stores

The assumptions are totally bogus......they have no expenses for repairs, maintenance, replacement of major items(capital expenditures), vacancy, tenant damages, management, etc.

Especially, when you have covered, secured parking to store RVs, Boats, and other vehicle types.

Look around at used furniture stores or talk to hotels about buying their old furniture.

One last item, and this is a question, if two identical homes n identical condition sit next to each other, and Sam buys the one on the left for $100k, and I buy the one on the right for $65k, and the closing of each transaction occurs on the same day, what is the current market value of my home and Sam's?

A Realtor/Escrow Agent/State RE School instructor, that guy has an incredible ego.They also left out the appraisal requirements at the seller's expense as Curt mentioned..I suppose every time some RE type mentions this stuff people need to look at their expertise in finance compliance and law, then look to the agenda of that party giving that source of information.Why don't people find out that auto sales and financing is much easier than RE or brokering T-shirts from China to stores can be very profitable with very little cash?

I know there are plenty of other important items as well, but at least these questions should point me in the right direction.