If you guys had to take some form of Post Secondary Education in regards to Real Estate.

Which this is exactly what the water authority would bill each mobile home if they were each billed by the authority.If I understand this this it allowable by what the law allows, but do the math, the Park owner then also makes a small profit.Thoughts?

Can I finance a duplex unit as a secondary home , given I live in NJ and this property is in FL.Any thoughts or tips would help a great deal, as I am investing for the first time and this is a remote investment.Thanks in advance ! 

I did do my math from what I have learn from Bigger Pockets and the ROT is about 24%, But I'm not sure if it's still a good investment or a possible nightmare. 

A little bit longer post, and hopefully, my hypothetical math made sense and this helps you come closer to finding an answer that works for you.  

This doesn't really fit into any specific category, as we are developing, with our primary strategy to sell/build to rent, secondary strategy to build all the building to rent, and third strategy to sell the entire development.

Either is a good/ acceptable option, but make sure you do your math on the rental correctly, not all markets produce $500+ cash flow off of a $50k initial investment.

Nice job you did do the math on the taxes, reading too quickly.

@Dan Maciejewski$20,000 or $20,500 and the peace of mind that you will get the deal Versus$18,500 and the potential risk of losing the deal.That’s easy math where I come from

@Tom Desroches I'm not sure you did your math on the house hack correctly as the monthly principal and interest payment alone on $460,000 loan would be over $2,100 assuming a 4% interest rate at 30 years.