If you have terrain features your design may be limited, flat pasture with a gradual slope will be ideal for cost savings.You just need to get a developer out there and get a ball park estimate.

However I've found with owners I can call and be totally truthful that I'm another landlord and interested in his place to compare pricing and features.

There are several features that you may find it very beneficial in your situation.

My favorite feature on the site is the podcasts.

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The contractor that would do the work would be willing to take an initial hit to make the homes livable and I would be able to pay him with the future rents.Here are some questions I have:First and foremost, how do I go about acquiring these properties?

When the building is sold, being able to say it is lead-based paint free surely would be a feature.

The authors did a commendable job showing both sides of the equation; mobile home parks offer investors stellar returns, but not without a lot of hard work and (at times) a challenging tenant base.The article features my business partner, and Park Street Partners co-founder Jefferson Lilly.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-04-10/trailer-parks-lure-investors-pursuing-double-wide-returns.html

They are very friendly and help people that are never too busy to answer your questions.ListSource is a good lead source but they don't provide the CRM feature which is important to an investor's business.I hope this helps in your decision.

I have the basic concept down of what I need to do, simply look at the comps in the direct neighborhood and see what a majority of those houses have for features.