Just make sure you do that math and think about what a vacant unit "costs" every day it's vacant and not getting rented.

The 2.49% came with an additional cost of $2500 at close and in doing the math, the lower rate would save me  a whopping $17.29 a month lol.

You can look up existing facilities in your area and check with the city or county to find out what's in the pipeline for new inventory then do the math based on the population in your area. 

Same example above but with a 1000 mortgage on a 80% loan of 275k (220000) for simple math.

The current income from the three units is about double what we would be paying in debt service/taxes/insurance if we got the property at what we think we could get it under contract for.We've done some quick math (could be wrong), but it looks like we might be able to fit a total of 16 pads on the property.In thinking through the planning of this, I had a few questions I was hoping some more seasoned MHP investors may be able to help me with...At that size, should we try to go with county sewer vs septic? 

Do the math on how long it'll take you to make that same $2,000 through cash flow on that $10.

I was salutatorian, captain or the academic trivia team, first place in our history and English testing, third place on our math and science team, highest sat and act scores at my prep school.

Looks like you did your homework well.This looks like a good deal by my standards.

The test is 30% law, 30% history 10% ethics then some problems/ math

@George PauleyI’d like to see some further math on your business model.