Of course, there’s more to it than just that, but it’s easily the hottest topic right now among park owners, as it may be the one solution to solving the affordable housing crisis without park owners spending huge amounts of capital.If you have any vacant lots in your mobile home park, or are looking at buying a mobile home park with vacant lots, then you definitely do not want to miss this webinar.

I did feel a bit silly for posting when it went away so easily with one phone call.  

I was thinking of converting each room into a separate rental and my market will allow for 400+utilities quite easily.

It rents easily because of the low rents and he is a good property manager.

They have a shallow root ball and topple easily.

Not just asking them about their property, but something of the notion to get them over to your website.Yea, get them to the website so the site can do all the work for which will save you tons of time and eliminate those tire kickers.

A person doing this themselves could easily spend 8k on just the kitchen alone on cabinets, flooring, appliances, counters...My suggestion for you is when you find the house you want walk through with a piece of paper. 

Although some of the LLCs on your list will be a waste, I would not eliminate all of them from your list.

Trying to get a loan has been a nightmare, the banks don't care about 1.3 million in equity, it's my deductions off my returns and where my personal income fall then.I get 68,400k in rentsand 49k in personal income before deductions.I paid 325k for the property 20 years ago putting 90k downPart of me feels I should try and hold on to the property as it's been such a great investment ( I have lived in every unit and my mother had the rear cottage for 6 years)and another part of me is so fed up with the banks knowing I can make the new loan payments easily, and would never default having so much equity!

If you are in B and up and you have very high leasing standards you can lower the risk (not eliminate it) of vacancy and turnover.