The previous landlord is hit or miss, some of the PM firms will only confirm they rented to them and might require a Request form to release their info. 

These would be roughly Midwest and Great Plains values -- but extend even to states such as OH and PA.There is nothing wrong with parks with older homes -- some of the most valuable in the U.S. feature homes mostly focused about the 1970s and 1980s.

It has been so well received, we actually started another smaller fund for a Class A stabilized mixed use building in Denver, and we feel that we will get this one fully committed before we release the opportunity fund to the public. 

@Clara Brashear,Hi Clara,I assume you mean how to be your own General Contractor hiring/managing/paying subs on your own work site and not swinging a hammer yourself.Going to work for some one else in this field would probably take several years to figure out all that needs to be done.For instance, material and labor lien releases, payment schedules that CYA, interim and final work inspections, etc... 

Also make sure that you accumulate enough cash to be able to afford costs over an extended period of time without tenants.

I will say that the small bank I use did NOT make that requirement of me in order to extend a healthy line of credit...and it seems a little petty of your bank to coerce you that way, considering the amount of biz you are already giving them. 

We’ve added value to our home by extending the living space into the garage partially (75 square feet).

Your "C" buyer doesn't even know what "wholesaling" is, neither does their dad or sister or anyone else in their extended family - who all will be calling me to waste my time.

Project timelines can be extended if your go to service guy is booked a few weeks.

If they want to have an extended conversation, I'll agree to coffee at some time in the future.