We would love to get some thoughts on areas to look at, realtor suggestions and tips and traps for the local market.

I appreciate your tip as I literally don’t know where to start.

I go in clean and paint and I can't do that with a tenant in there, so maybe you only lose 1/2 months income.

New carpets Spacious bedrooms and Freshly painted with all new fixtures in addition to 2 renovated bathrooms which compliment this home perfectly for you.

New carpets Spacious bedrooms and Freshly painted with all new fixtures in addition to 2 renovated bathrooms which compliment this home perfectly for you.

Added central AC, new paint, some flooring, bathroom and appliances.

Not looking to do any repairs beyond cosmetic (new floors, paint, etc) for this purchase since my timeline is fixed by outside considerations (new job start date). 

Hey all, wanted to share with everyone my experience purchasing my first multi-family and maybe help some people and also get some tips on how to improve the process going forward.

I don't tip when I go into a restaurant and get takeout. 

Also, this business will take work, especially when you are starting out and getting your systems in place, so keep that in mind.Some tips for finding brokers in the markets that you are looking would be to go to: Mobilehomeparkstore.com, Loopnet.com, CRExi.com and then search for mobile home parks in the area that you are interested in.