If you have personally or know of others who are solid investors who have a 20-year track record, what ROI's did you/they see?

The neighborhood was a solid C/C+, maybe B- neighborhood with several other duplexes in the neighborhood tract, which I'm pretty sure were all mainly rentals.

While my current job has solid  "street cred" as we're affiliated with a very-respected capital partner, I certainly make an average wage for the position.

So we found our sweet spot buying B and C class value-add apartment buildings in solid markets - and our investors love this strategy.  

I think I have a solid plan so far but would like some feedback to make sure it's a good one.So a few years ago I bought my first house and since have about 50k-60k in equity.

read the top three sites and you will have a very solid grasp on the history of mobile homes.Same for most common mobile home repairs..

@Kyle Mathis @Will Fraser's advice is SOLID.

I am also a licensed real estate agent so I want to be sure I have a rock solid minimum requirements form for all of my tenants.Wondering if anyone would share something you have used/borrowed etc.

The property was already rented and the tenants were solid.

These will not cash flow as much but demand is solid and values should increase.