Here's what an attractive RV Park deal looks like to a lender: borrower experience, 30% liquidity from borrower, park location in an area not extremely rural, high value per unit.

Does anyone use a population/demographic formula in deciding what those numbers need to be to weigh in on ability to attract quality tenants?

We have great lenders, contractors, property managers, home inspectors and more all design too help out our investor clients.

I reckon that type of decision comes into play when you have more than one bathroom.I would recommend that so long as you have the space to do so, you design the bath to have a tub/shower combo.

You can read online how it is designed and then I would talk to the seller to see if they would be interested in this type of seller financing.

@Ryan Love there are a number of CRMs specifically designed for rental properties that have light accounting systems embedded in them.

Porta Potties attract homeless people on a construction site. 4.

There is a constant balancing act between design and budget. 3.

I am a design engineer by day, and I'm looking to diversify my index fund investments into real estate.

I am out of state NY investor so it’s hard to make many trips but we want to narrow down communities /developments so we can target those -any developments or subdivisions you would recommend that you like especially for easy renting, Attracting good quality tenants and reasonable hoas either in Mount laurel or towns close by that also cash flow ?