I have BRRRR on my keyword and notice you post up like 30 post with the same topic and description but just changing the location of the city.The BRRRR is not about swing where it works best because it does work everywhere and it depends on you on how you want to structure.I'm going to explain this as simple so hopefully my keyword gets a rest from your BRRRR mission finding what area is good.You want to succeed at BRRRR you would need to calculate what cash flow property you want and equity that's left.

Excellent point for sure, our previous house didn’t have a garage but in that area a garage would bump the price over 100k more than comparable homes so we couldn’t afford to swing it at the time.

We were drawn to this program because as an engineer with little interest or time to swing a hammer.

I do have cash sitting on the side lines in my stock accounts waiting for things to recover, then I will jump back in on the up swing.

.), and a few areas in Cincinnati are geared for both (Norwood, Pleasant Ridge, Golf Manor, etc.) 

You need time to arrange payment for the balloon if they can't swing it.Thanks for bringing up a creative deal.

I have a buildable vacant lot in Sebring on a golf course that's impossible to sell today.

Instead the appraiser would then have to refer to the nearest HUD MH's to that area which could end up being a rent lease community in which case a value of the home would be based on the nearest HUD homes to the area which could potentially negatively influence the value of your home but not impact the value of the land.Lastly, and somewhat contradictory to everything I've stated above, if you own an MH Pre HUD or HUD that's in a uniquely upwardly mobile area i.e beach, resort, golf course, lake, river, etc in many cases you could realize a great ROI either way just based on the desirability of the area.Hope this makes some sense.

With these two motivations, if they trust you, you will likely be able to swing something along these lines (and why the property is not more valuable, it's the deal, not the property)To play on thisas a buyer you need to have a good idea as to what the seller really needs, what will work to solve his problems.

I saw one the other day that they were asking $125k it was on a golf course and had over 3000 sqft 3/3 if i remember right ..