(Unless You’re Wholesaling of course) I would say Start off by Purchasing a Mobile Home that is in RENT READY condition or Close to it and that’s already in a Mobile Home Park .For Example, in Simplest termsMy 1st MH investment was a1999 3/2 Single Wide for $3,000Lot Rent = $300Rented for $650As long as I Cash Flowed $300 every month for 10 Months I’ll Gain my initial Investment back Now you have an asset that’s generating income every month.That one Mobile Home could potentially add (1) Mobile Home to your Portfolio every 10 Months or so .That’s when your Assets start Creating AssetsAgain this is what I did as a investor when only having access to funds under the amount of $5,000 to invest, only my opinion not financial advice.

I see in today's (9/11) New York Times that a bill to impose rent control state-wide is advancing in California (increases capped at 5 percent plus inflation, only "just cause" evictions).

Could’ve been in a much better situation and would’ve purchased when the market was recovering and prices were incredible!

He says that in their internal meetings they are planning on an increase of around 1,000 students per year for the next 5 years, which is huge for a town of 18,000 people.Also, WVU Tech's sports teams are doing incredibly well right now.

With the state-wide rent control in CA, how are you as a fix-and-flip investor or landlord in CA effect you?

Boston has maintained an incredibly vibrant and economically strong community because of it's research, education, technology, and pharmaceutical sectors and it will continue to foster those industries.

Hello and good day BP family hope you all are having an incredible start to your day.I wanted to put this post out to see if any of you are scaling a door knocking team in your respective markets and see maybe some tips and speed bumps you have met in doing so?

., Reverse the thought process and you might find it easier - NYC is an incredible sellers market. 

Speaking of fanfare I'm bringing my camera to BPcon and some high end lenses so I'll make sure you look incredible for the photoblog I'm going to do about the trip ;)  Just don't be like Mindy, who would not cooperate and I now I only have a stack of blackmail-able embarrassing photos of her.

I know I'm not even hitting the 1% rule, but the properties are in an area of town that's incredibly predictable and vacancy is not a worry.