Having another 64 right there would streamline management, maintenance, and capital improvement projects.

The authors did a commendable job showing both sides of the equation; mobile home parks offer investors stellar returns, but not without a lot of hard work and (at times) a challenging tenant base.The article features my business partner, and Park Street Partners co-founder Jefferson Lilly.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-04-10/trailer-parks-lure-investors-pursuing-double-wide-returns.html

They are very friendly and help people that are never too busy to answer your questions.ListSource is a good lead source but they don't provide the CRM feature which is important to an investor's business.I hope this helps in your decision.

I have the basic concept down of what I need to do, simply look at the comps in the direct neighborhood and see what a majority of those houses have for features.

There are a number of threads here on NACA...try the Search feature...Note that if you're looking to fund an investment property, NACA won't be able to help you.

The next screen featured 2 little guys pitching the Cash Flow Generator.

If not have provisions in your lease for water usage over x.Tip # 2: Build a good team: This is the foundation of your business i.e. reliable contractors, plumbers, electricians etcTip #3: Streamline your process: Set your business process on auto-pilot for example leasing, rent collections etc or if you have a PM make sure you assess how well they are doing collections.

Learn the market and along with going to REIA's, go to any open houses in the area you are looking to invest in so you can learn what style is popular in the area and what features make a property sell.

Can also be used to have people apply online and streamline things for you.

You can also find income data by subdivision with the map feature on city-data.com.