That is way to wide of a view"A market would be Salt Lake, or St George, or Orem or Draper, or etc...You need to focus with a tighter microscope.Good Luck!

@Darrell DegraziaIf you click on the magnifying glass and search this topic it is the most widely discussed topic on BP and you will have 1,000 people tell you you don’t need a LLC and 1,000 thst tell you you need one LLC per propertyThis all comes down to what you are buying, what team you have in place and what level of risk are you willing to take on.

Must be a Double Wide, Must be on a permanent foundation (Not on axles), Cannot be moved from another location, HUD Tag present, Must be built after June 15th 1976 (most banks/lenders will require not older than 20 years), Cannot have more than one MH or SFR on one parcel. 

The room is 10' wide and 20' long.

Hello @Josh RodriguezCentral Florida is a diverse market, and there are a wide range of locations and property types that would make solid long-term investments.I mostly invest in Tampa, specifically in West Pasco (Port Richey & New Port Richey).

Granted, my eyes were better decades ago too, but you simply cannot properly examine a wide variety of issues without great task lighting!

Kitchen is usually 100-300/lf, tiles, backsplash, counters, it is a very wide range.

District-wide, the average vacancy rate in luxury apartments is currently 6.8 percent, compared to 4.1 percent last year.”

So assuming a lane each direction and 12' each side then you have 24 ft wide x 700 yards x 3 feet x $30 PSF = $1.5M

Most transactions are private, so detailed knowledge of rent rolls, replacement costs, deferred maintenance, and other critical data is not widely known.