I'm not sure what the market is like there but here in Boston, it is crazy hot.

I enjoy making a game out of saving, find new and better ways to be frugal.I also am not in debt, I am however going to get a lease on a car, because unfortanutly I need transportation to make money, and I don't have nearly enough money to buy a car outright.

That's everything, housing, food, clothing, transportation.

I am based in the Boston area.

This includes the cost of raw land, each lot having city water meters, septic tank, electric, the transport and cost of the mobile home.The current market for selling is approx $50/sqft and rents are $900-950/mo.For a 28x76 $44k investment I'm estimating a sales price of 105-110k sales price which is a 60-65k profit per lot.On renting I would get the 28x76 for $36k.

When I was in college I was renting in Beacon Hill, Boston.

However, I do believe this will change because of its proximity to venues mentioned above that attract many visitors to the area and ease of public transportation to the city center. 

I'm still amazed at how much information (Tax returns, Bank Statements, Pay stubs, etc, etc) that folks give me for their Conventional Loans but they'll hardly write anything on a cocktail napkin for their "killer deal" when they go to a Private Money lender;-)On the other hand, give me an address and I can usually tell you, if it's a good deal.If you have a package and get it to the head or staff of the local REIA like ours near Boston, Massachusetts, they'll find an investor for you ASAP (or let you know why not).

i manage mine on my own I'm in PA now.My Boston condo has in-house maintenance :) My NC commercial, I did for 3 yrs, but quickly lost my infrastructure because I am not there.

If you need $400 to fix the plumbing, or $400 to go to Boston for a Steelers VS Pats game, invest in the plumbing.