With a 5 unit, you are still typically selling to "consumers" not real estate professionals, but you are starting to make that transition.Typically when calculating your Net Operating Income, you will be looking at all revenues, less market maintenance costs, management fee, leasing commissions, insurance and taxes. 

I feel like I have gotten over the biggest hurdle of just getting started but now I have used up most of my cash and maximized the income potential.

I planned to use this equity down the roa to fund a flip, but with the current situation and the possibility of home prices declining in the future, would now be the best time to setup a HELOC while real estate prices haven't been impacted the most and I can receive the biggest line amount vs waiting 6 months?

From an investment standpoint if you're looking at buying one in a park for cash flow, sketchy/poor management would be my biggest concern since they control the park its in. 

The biggest challenge of investing out of state i an area that you don't know is buying in the wrong neighborhood.

Best advice: whatever you do do NOT pay on the assumption you will be able to get additional revenue this way.

Hey guys.I currently have a condo flip in escrow and I am having the biggest issue with the HOA.To start, I made a mistake...

We still have a huge construction industry and health and human services is the biggest sector followed by retail. 

You simply won’t get annual revenue, annual occupancy rates, annual net income, & annual ROI like this in the north:https://theshorttermshop.com/c...Also their quaint little towns are far less scary than the Poconos (Poconos tends to have a problem with meth & opioids & other drugs).

The PM company I use is the biggest in the UK, and I think they not gonna be willing to adjust the lease just for me.