I am seeking both single family homes in decent areas at a discount, with appreciation potential (i.e. decent middle class neighborhoods, blue collar, not white) as well as multi units. considering commerical (above 4 units) but leaning twoard 2-4 with favor toward tenants paying own heat (not common here in maine) - I am having some trouble finding true $100 per door cash flow.

You can follow the links to see the company info that made the video.Either way it is perfect and it reflects the blue collar attiitude of a mobile home owner.

I think thats good but I would think there are not as many high end rental clients as there are low end blue collar rental clients.

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working under a new name now http://marquisinvestmentproperties.com/and was blue mountain group before property 23What a real slime bag, i hope you can live with yourself.

The population tends to be long term (fewer turnovers) We would classify these as class C neighbourhoods:  very good rental income for the price of the asset(s), but do not anticipate any appreciation.The lost/perimeter neighbourhood - I cannot think of an appropriate label for this type of neighbourhood (basically it is neither blue collar nor a war zone).  

I do still see that once in a blue moon. 

Blue Ridge Bank Mortgage; lots of loan officers.

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