Given that most native-born Americans can't even spell "amortization," what are the odds that these immigrant ESL families really understood what they were signing?

I haven't used it, myself, but I understand that you have to advertise frequently or the ad gets buried.Best of luck!

They're safe, easy to understand, and not reliant on external economic factors. 

That seems odd.  

If you put 25% down on a duplex the odds are high with one unit empty at 50% occupancy you will have to be putting money in to pay the mortgage each month.With duplexes and quads etc. pay special attention to how the other investors on the street keep up their properties.

At this point, the $250/month isn't going to help or hurt me, so I feel that it is better used this way.I do understand the risk involved with the Owner, however, he is an attorney also and a long standing client of mine, so there is a good level of trust between us.

Like many questions that appear at BP, Ronald did the right thing by asking a follow up clarification question.As I understand the question, you, Dave, were asking about park availability.First, while the numbers are nowhere near what they used to be when I first started, developers are building new parks that will at some point be on the market.Second, there are over a thousand parks on the market right now.

@Marcus Jones I understand your sense of urgency.

It's my understanding that I go to the civil court on 5th Street and file.

Understand what apartment units are moving and what's not; and are there opportunities that may have been over looked.