But as they say in New Hampshire, you still have to be wicked fast.Join the local REIA to build your network and get exposed to a wide variety of investors.  

Both of those are significantly cheaper than a complete unit.Water heater, installed, with supplies & removal of old unit is about $800, all in.For a 2,000 sq ft house, composition shingle roof, $14k at retail for the shingles.Foundation repairs can vary widely, but you can generally get it around $200/pier. 

Well...granted I'm fairly new at this myself and I may be totally misreading your post but why in the world would you pay $150k for a house when comps are only $89k-$110k (and that's an awfully wide spread in comps)?

And it's an opportunity to learn/explore a different angle that may be helpful before getting back to my main focus.Not sure if any of that will help you, just remember to spend more time focusing on how to make progress than you spend focusing on the progress you haven't yet made.  

Advertisements can help you and a website to reach wide audience. 

Includes a logo, company motto, company name, basic-basic-basic graphics (crossing lines or something like that) but still would leverage the personal, "handwritten" angle. 

I have had contractors offer to pay for it upfront, but smaller things like a box of nails that they choose because they know the correct angle/size/style and they are already at Home Depot anyway.The larger items, I always pay for.

I looks like Jordan Belfort, the guy who "The Wolf of Wall Street" is based on (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) is doing some moonlighting as a real estate guru of some kind, but I don't quite know the angle.  

Thanks in Advance.MHP Price - $450,000Size – 4.2 acres# of lots – 30Lot rent - $175Occupancy – 90% (27 of 30)Year Built – 1985Water and Sewar – City (Water paid by tenants)Park Owned Homes – 8 @$350/mo avg (6 single/2 double wides)So running my made up numbers, I get….Gross Income – $73,500Operating Expenses - $32,500 (44%...Includes onsite manager)Net Operating Income – $40,000Other Info – Park rents are on par with other similar parks in area.

The 2nd picture is the "After" (from a different angle) picture that shows the block wall up.