The hard part is spending years of networking and meeting with investors to earn their trust so that when you do find that great deal (which BTW is also incredibly difficult in the current real estate cycle) they'll invest with you in short notice. 

@Manuel Scott - You're getting 0% return on your equity, and the rates are incredibly low now. 

@Frank Rolfe In the situation John Brinkos described above, it seems like he has two very different properties:  1. one park that is a strong performer with seeming low complexity (due to low POH %); and 2. one park that is a weak performer.In your experience, have you found that banks and/or agency lenders and/or conduit lenders are willing to lend on a portfolio of 2-3 MHP’s even though they vary widely in their characteristics and operating results?  

Hi all, BP is incredible.

Now to shed some light on why I'm incredibly excited....I bought a home in northern Cali using the VA Loan (zero money down + closing costs).

I am looking to buy a lakefront property with a circa 1960 single wide trailer. 

I’d like to apologize to you, as you were trying to ask a question in the only way you knew how, and deserve coaching, not bashing.I’ve rented to widely diverse tenants, but my properties are all in B-class and better neighborhoods, and we’ve only had problems with one tenant.

It really is incredible how many are being thrown up in the greater Asheville area.That and new construction developments are having a (small) impact as well.

Welcome @Niki Sharan you'll find everything you need here on BP this community is incredible!

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