Definitely a manufactured home but with an attached two car garage on a poured foundation.

@Robert Tucker, if your looking for topics to blog about, I would suggest writing about how to use PM & HM properly and creatively.

Tenant has apparently had issues with repairs in the home (unbeknownst to me, as I've authed every repair to come across from PM) and threatened rent escrow as a means to have repairs properly completed (unbeknownst to me, my belief was that they were completed and properly) then followed through a month later ..

I am looking to make connections in the NYC/NJ area and start making the proper moves to own my first building by end of year (probably looking to buy a duplex)!

Hoping to maybe purchase a manufactured home that needs work (with little or no HOA).

Doing proper due diligence on even just a single deal takes time.

My advice would be to get the insurance, form a company and get the proper licensing from your local jurisdiction.

@Leon Lee it could be that they made an adjustment that they didn't have a line item for, or the comps were weak ie they were in a different neighborhood and your property was hard to value with proper comps but they had to do the best they could. 

Digging in to public records and calling police, we found that tenant was arrested for "manufacturing controlled substance between 4g to 200g".Tenant was not trouble maker but here's the history:1.

changes the equation quite a bit.Also, you aren't figuring out your expenses properly. it is not as simple as saying "mortgage is x, rent is y, so cash flow is Y minus X." what happens when the place sits empty for a month?