Lastly large private equity investment groups both national and regional have been gobbling up all the 100% TOH parks so to get in now it is a bit tougher and you may have to be willing to bite into some POH or Mixed parks.  

As long as you scrub your list and confirm the homeowner still has an active foreclosure pending, you are knocking on the door of one of the most motivated sellers on the planet.

@Jimmy Johnson rentometer is pretty good as long as you know it lumps together duplexes, luxury apartments, SFR's etc. make sure to only compare the comps that are like to the building you have. 

We charge $50/mo for a midsize dog, have been allowing pets for the last 15 years and for the most part a good experience with that.

About $1500 origination fee is the typical amount I've been seeing the last year

I used it for 5 seconds last Fall, and actually enjoyed it, but I just didn't put in the time to get benefit and didn't want to keep paying for it and not put in the work, so I canceled it and started using Prop Wire to skip trace since it's super inexpensive just for that feature since I was getting leads through other free sources. 

REVPAR (Revenue per available room) has skyrocketed in the hotel industry the last few years, primarily because of Average Daily Rate (ADR) increases, but also because of boosts in occupancy, and ancillary income.

they are going to go by COMPS, and if the comps are all over the place, they will round way, way down.hope this helpsnot trying to be negative, just realistic after doing 5 myself and 'messing up' the last one =)

I've watched a ton of BP podcasts and videos but I'm brand new to the forum.My long story short is that my wife and I had our second baby on the way and although our rent arrangement is very favorable, we needed to upgrade for more space.

I used to rent by the room in UCF area, but long term rentals are less work.