Ok so I’m new and I have a question cause simply put, I don’t know.

Value add renovating units, curb appeal, washer dryers etc.Also focus on lowering expenses and utilities and no major capx renovations.Execute analyzation Of owner financials T12,T2T3, lease loss,Rent rolls, taxes, expenses, future irr, vendors Perform due diligence, loan product and title investigation.I’m putting together a booklet presentation with market analyst and Investment Property Example to show potential investors or simply fund my own deal.So much to write but I’m learning.Back to the books, blogs, podcasts, YouTube videos absorbing it all like sponge.Best of luck to all ✌🏽 in 2020 & years to come!

Value add renovating units, curb appeal, washer dryers etc.Also focus on lowering expenses and utilities and no major capx renovations.Execute analyzation Of owner financials T12,T2T3, lease loss,Rent rolls, taxes, expenses, future irr, vendors Perform due diligence, loan product and title investigation.I’m putting together a booklet presentation with market analyst and Investment Property Example to show potential investors or simply fund my own deal.So much to write but I’m learning.Back to the books, blogs, podcasts, YouTube videos absorbing it all like sponge.Best of luck to all ✌🏽 in 2020 & years to come!

@Logan Swanson to keep it really general, cap rate is simply an illustration of the expected "rate of return" that investors are currently expecting to receive if they paid cash for a property. 

That said, if the private investor is experienced and simply providing financing,  s/he would have presented you with a set of terms (rate, duration, costs, etc).  

However, you won't get to that level simply by buying real estate with 20k down and then sit and hope for the best.

@Bryan Richard you will find it difficult to get a large bank's attention, not because they don't like MHPs, but simply because the niche is so narrow they don't want to commit the bandwidth to the asset class. 

While nearing the end of the repairs, the more we talked about real estate investing, the more and more Justin, Amber, and I thought that simply partnering together and flipping the property would be much more  advantageous for everybody involved.

However to me wholesaling is simply shopping for discounts.

There needn't be a 'ton' of equity, simply enough to support an appraisal of the asset that allows one to refinance their entire investment out.