I’m a local investor here with a lot of pre existing relationships with lenders, contractors, realtors, wholesalers, etc… if you have any questions give me a call

If you're not sure about buying a mobile home in a 55+ community, it's best to find out more information about them in your local area. 

If your local market is too expensive, don't be afraid to venture out of state. 

Happy to give you a few people locally to reach out to.

Upon some analysis with some local friends found that is a desirable area. 

I've always believed that there is nothing wrong with being a "copy cat" as long as you copy the "right cat" 🐱What prompted my question is just recently we had a local competitor literally use the same design and layout for their website as our own.And not the first time something like this has happened over the years and personally, I find it quite endearing 😘Would love your thoughts?

I was wondering what you, as local landlords , have done or know about these rules and regulations?

When selecting your choice, take into account elements like the local climate, your distance from friends and family, and your general standard of living.

You must accept the pros and cons of local and distant investing.

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