Then I wrote a simple letter with my contact info. 1:2 call back but no deal.

Please note, this simple example does not include depreciation, which will decrease your taxable base each year that you own the property. 

This will also allow me to capture the larger equity upfront.

try http://www.cabinetgiant.comIF you've never done RTA (ready to assemble) its super simple.  

Hopefully the security deposit covered most of the damage (at least it’s a pretty cheap make ready. that’s really not a lot more than a simple repaint or recarpet  could run.) it’s mostly the missed rent and vacancy that’s a real killer. 

Simple as that!

I started outside but I think next time I rather would start going inside....rough sketching the floorplan and then using that like a punch list markup to capture all the things. 5.  

Thats beyond a simple landlord/tenant dispute. 

Our circumstance is similar.Theresa Harris, question for you:      On our first rental, we're sitting on @ $130K cash/equity after refinancing in October this year to capture a 2.89% on a 30 year conventional--and we took out cash up to 70% LTV. 

Find out from the seller a few simple items to start, just to see if the deal is in the ballpark:Asking priceCurrent monthly lot rent $ amount Are any of the homes park owned rentals, or are all the homes owned by the residents?