The best way to work this strategy is to partner with a loan officer who can vet potential tenant buyers to see if they will be able to qualify for a loan in a short time.

I think the MHP I'm looking at wouldn't be a great fit given how far away it is from a major highway, but I like this idea.

I always hear " If theres no cashflow, it's already a bad deal." but at the end of the day I will still own a piece of RE  that will hopeful bring decent cashflow and good equity.Another idea I had is to do a Live&Flip.

I'd be happy to connect and chat if you'd like to throw ideas around.

Of course, it's always a good idea to consult with a real estate agent or professional to get their opinion and ensure you're making a fair offer.

Somehow she got the idea that would february 8th would work (she had out of town valentines plans on Valentines day through the weekend so that seemed like a convenient misunderstanding ;-D)   I didn't even know of this mistake until Saturday the 17th when Her post talking about the trip and coming home the 18th.

Currently, I work for Cushman and Wakefield managing 4 Class A office space buildings and 4 warehouses.

Might cost about the same as hiring a refinisher if you use .79 cent laminate...like the lakeshore stuff at Home Depot.Great idea, thanks! 

In discussions with planners on what to do with the property, the idea of rezoning for a purpose built multifamily rental has come up.

It's important to comply with all legal requirements and stay updated on any changes.Remember, it's always a good idea to consult with a professional, such as a real estate attorney or property management company, to ensure you're taking all necessary steps and complying with local regulations.