I know that MHP ownership can be a cash flow machine, but am having trouble with the risk/reward matrix.

I believe in rewarding yourself, but only when you can easily do it, and you can pay cash.  

Stay tuned in to BP often.May your efforts be rewarded!

The hardest deals seem to be the most rewarding.

This might have been intimidating at first considering the amount of work necessary to get the house back in shape but Aaron and Sean changed our perspectives by explaining that the timing for acquiring a property that may have leaking pipes and mold BEFORE it becomes unmanageable could allow serious reward in the spring time!

Therefore, you are taking on risk but rewarded much more than buying at a sheriff or trustee sale.

It can be done, and I've yet to find a more rewarding investment/passion.

We bid on these projects frequently and almost always lose to these folks because they are basically buying themselves a job and do a poor job of evaluating risk/reward payoffs.

I also find it rewarding to talk CA investors with dumb landlord hubris off their suicide ledge.

RewardIt is your determination as to the risk taken and the resulting reward, such as cash flow.