It's been on the market since late March/Early may, and we fixed a number of items outside, had some landscaping done, and installed beautiful granite countertops after repairing a broken cabinet. 

If you have galvanized this is going to be just the beginning of your 'plumbing' traumas.You will become very experienced in pex if & when you are forced to change it all out.A fellow investor had a diverter valve issue & the plumber quoted the PM $450 to switch it out.But there was an easy access & we found the valve stem seat inside the aging diverter was broken because of an accumulation of rust etc from the aging galv pipes. $100 & it was all replaced.

Probably won't do it unless there actually was reports of cars being broken into or something.

.* You have to foreclose to get them out of there if they default (3-6 mths, or more, with no payments and maybe a trashed house), so you better screen them closely.

Also remember that in a park usually the tenant you pick will have to pass the park's requirements as well, so find out what those are before you start your screening.

Usually when building capital, it is a combination of steady savings and some other unplanned/unexpected financial windfall that we use for investing rather than a new big screen or whatever the average person does with it.

The screens are not intuitive and Buildium does not define their data points well so it is very difficult to move data from another software because so many of the data points are ill defined.

We’ve done several rehab projects, including SFH flips, and we recently completed a broken condo deal.

Who is liable for the property in the event it burns down, broken into etc?

As well other expenses, such as broken appliances, other impending damages, and vacancy.