You can figure $150-$200 per $10k.

If the park provides water/sewer/trash to the tenants as a benefit, so it is not submetered by the owner or the city, you can figure your expenses IF your a well run park without water leaks in the main infrastructure or any of the tenants homes, will probably be around 40%.

I was able to successfully pull dismissed BK's out of it, but now I am trying to figure out how I can find records of those that recently filed for eviction, or those that received possession of their property.

I haven't tried it since the site was relaunched and I can't seem to figure it out.

Though the swings of my occupation make it difficult to project earnings, I should barely make 6 figures this year (a goal I set for myself in February).My parents have been pushing me to get involved in real estate since March and though I am very interested, I feel like I don't know where to begin (unfortunately there's only so much school can teach).

So I figured I would return the love.

I agree with mike, but unfortunately I own a apartment that is set up so I have to pay for heat (Only one meter).I have a locked box for the thermostat, I set it, and it's got a rather large casing, so HOPEFULLY setting a bag of ice like mike says won't happen (Although they could pick the lock).I think it'd be more advantageous to try and figure out how to get the gas split up than to keep paying it.

I figured I would go ahead and ask this question, even though the answer seems simple.

Figure out the value yourself.

Besides that I figured if I would surround myself with people who share the same passion as me, it would help keep everything in perspective.