That small size difference will throw off the feeding of multiple sheets and cause it to jam.Do the same with selecting envelope as the paper type when you start printing those as it will adjust printing speed for heavier paper and make sure you have the right envelope size selected in the printer settings.

To throw a wrench in to it all, I now have at least two friends that are interested in providing some private money to my future deals.

For example (these numbers are completely made up, I have no idea what the norm would be):Say you can get 3 mobiles for 20,000 each, at 20% down, 10% interest @15 years20,000 Investment capital-12,000 for Mobile Downpayments--------8,000 Investment reserves / 516 total per month, for P&I only not counting any other costs to hold=15 months of reserve if all 3 were to sit empty (again, not counting insurance, tax, etc etc)Obviously you wouldn't invest in them in the first place if they were to sit empty, but I just wanted to throw out a perspective that lets me, personally, at least see what kind of flexibility that I have available.

They are supposed to last 10 years and then you throw them away and replace the entire unit.

They throw out a number and if high I say that is interesting, lets work with that number for a few minutes and see how it works for me.

My goal is to own/control several thousand units that throw off ridiculous cash flow and to eventually also become a private money lender.

I wanted to throw my hat into the ring here and say hello to all the Real-Estate people in this house.I guess I am a "low-intermediate" Real-Estate investor in that I already own 3 properties outright, free & clear: My primary home, a Condo rental and a 3-family rental.

In other words, instead of coming up with a detailed bid that helps them determine how much it will cost THEM, they are just throwing a number out there.That begs the question -- if they aren't generating detailed bids behind the scenes to determine what their actual costs will be, how are they confident that the number they throw out there is realistic.

My net worth is sub 100k and do not want to throw 20k+ at my first investment (I also read this is a common mistake made by new investors).Came across a short sale, numbers below: List Price: $55k Taxes: ~$350/month Median Rent: $1400 (rentometer) HOA fee: 190/monthAnd took some actionable steps towards purchasing this property.1.

I do not know your market nor have market data, just throwing it out there for a quick and dirty income approach so you need to do your own due diligence Considering a deed restriction of $800/unit.