Did all the homework in search of an American city that made sense and I landed on Ohio.

Lewiston State BankCache Valley BankBank of American ForkWeber State Credit Union@Chris Clothier put together a great video on putting together a bank bookAnd personal relationships matter.Good luck.

Depending upon "what" you purchase - ie. a 2-tonne truck versus a electric car - your fuel economy could be drastically different.The same is true with a building:  If you purchase a 60-yr old, 50-unit building where there have been no improvements to the envelope; where heat is provided by an antiquated central boiler; and there is a tonne of deferred maintenance, your operating costs may be 65 - 75% of your gross revenue.Conversely, if you were to purchase a 10yr old, 24-unit building - even one built to our lax North American minimum code requirements - where each unit has its own, independent heat and ventilation, your operating costs may only be 45% of your gross revenue.2- It seems like anything I have found listed online (Loopnet) claims to be in the 5-7% range.

Especially when you factor in the millions of baby boomers who would love a nice, quiet place to retire, or these crazy millennials who are no longer going after the bizarre “American Dream,” and living in smaller and smaller units.The key to success in mobile home park investing is management.

In order to use a Lender or refinance your loan has to be "nonrecourse" loans.Some of the nonrecourse loan QuestIRA recommended to me was:North American Savings Bank, Icon Bank, Texas Republic Bank, and Blue Bridge.Good luck!

You mentioned this house is '20s--the '20s and '30s were arguably the greatest era of American architecture, and there are some incredible homes from that time period!

@Bill Briggs    Gary is an American Airlines pilot who flies frequently to China and is not a user of BP. 

Has anyone had any experience with American Wealth Builders or Wealth Accelerator System?

I was a registered nurse and thought "this is your next step" following the same pattern as most Americans.

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