@Kelsey Mortimore I recommend study prices and cash flow of properties vigorously and start looking for a deal that will work for house hacking or cash flow.

I'm a Real Estate Agent just getting into REOAlso studying for my Mortgage NMLS exam.

It’s certainly not taking advantage of anyone to provide a nice, well maintained park for them to live in.

Again, I'd recommend studying up on MHP deal analysis.

It's the cheapest option up front, gets you the best return, and requires the least amount of work to maintain.

While possibly inaccurate both google maps and county maps agree on the fact that the wood fence built by the previous owner was placed well within our property lines.What probably was an attempt at maintaining their privacy is now being used by the neighbor as what should be the properly line (I’m guessing as I have no intention in even trying to start a discussion at this point).Here is what I am thinking.

You should be running a detailed background check and screening them for objective criteria that determines the likeliness of them paying rent on time, maintaining the rental, and abiding by the terms of the lease.Just be honest and explain to the husband that you failed to explain everything.

I found a 20 acre plat of land that has utilities like water , sewer and electric off of a city maintained road.

Of course I’d maintain the property and fix any issues that the property management company brings to my attention.

i agree with Nathan, having an accountant to keep track of real estate is probably the most important to making sure your books are well maintained.