I would contact the Management rep. and discuss your concerns asap.

I could probably deal with the paperwork, but the tenant's care of the property was my biggest concern.

Buy-and-Hold investors fare better because they are less concerned about the immediate value of the home, but a downturn or recession (even a local one) often comes with job losses.

Have any of you guys had any success buying a mobile home and a separate lot and moving the mobile home to your new lot and then selling?

Frankly, as an owner, I'd be more concerned about following the legal requirements and solvency of the association than what any board member thought or how much they complained or cried.

Not a big difference but I do have some equity to free up that can be used towards a future down payment.My biggest issue is that I have great credit and would be more concerned about the potential negative effect of a credit inquiry, and might be better served simply using the good credit (as is with no further inquiries) in order to borrow a bit more (instead of a refi for extra down payment money).

I am an investor and a Realtor in Philadelphia.Realty Topia LLC501 Cambria Avenue, Suite 139Bensalem, PA 19020my mobile phone is best for texting 202-316-2838.

It is often touted as having a lot of potential, yet what has always concerned me about the area is its proximity to transit.

David,Here are a few good ones:Lydia FoleyPurple Finch Properties            204a Main Street                Nashua, NH 03060            603-670-4996 [Office]            603-670-4996 [Mobile]http://www.PurpleFinchProp.comORRon ButlerThe Butler Did It!

Hay BP,My wife and I are renting a mobile home with the option to buy. the problem we have is neither of our credit is that good.