Hi @Joe Krevinghaus, Teresa Matches with Windermere helped me buy my first primary residence in November in Lake Forest Park.

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All:Does anyone know of a lender on a Mobile Home Park with homes that are 50+ years old?

I own a mobile home park, and two 3 unit houses in the Bristol TN / Kingsport TN area, a retail building and a few single family homes in Smyth county Virginia and some properties in Maryland, just outside of Washington, DC. 

You can get most of this information from the park manager, local residents in the park, other nearby communities and sometimes from mobile home dealerships. 

I use Rentec Direct, it's a full web based solution which I do access routinely from my phone. 

You have the same choice with your PM.With that said, I will routinely scale my leasing fees back for higher priced units.

But for any investors that invest in Matteson, Tinley Park, Orland, and any other expensive south suburbs of Chicago what made you choose these markets?

I watched Edgewood/EAV appreciate like mad in the last 3 years and am seeing the same thing happen in Westend, Westview, Adair park, etc.

The actual money may be maintained in the same reserves account, but, the way they are accounted for once spent are different.Maintenance and repairs are part of your ongoing operating expenses and are items that are relatively small in costs and routine repairs.