If little to none, it would be foolish to get into becoming a landlord without fully understanding that business.It also makes a difference if he wants/needs to be passive or active in his investments.

Another angle is to look for older landlords, 70s or so, small guys with 8 or 10 properties (< >).

I have been a landlord for about 8yrs with SFH's I would like to get started in MH investing just want to get some good info...Thanks!

The landlord/seller is going to want that cash to go into the deal.

Hello everyone, I have been lurking around here for a few weeks as I try to put my head around my future as a landlord.

I am new to being a landlord.

Help her all you want, but I would never be a seller, landlord, or holder of paper on a deal with someone like this.

I understanding starting locally, paying your land lord dues and making your bones in areas close to home from a logistics point of view... but after you've done a few, is it wise to continue in a less efficient area or expand your horizons to better investment arenas?

Look forward to spending time here and getting to know you.I am a RE investor/Landlord here in NJ.

They seem to be acting as an agent for the seller or landlord to arrange a sale or lease and take a fee in doing so.