Ideally you would have greater success if all the properties were being handled by the same agent or at least by the same bank.

Maybe the answer is to reduce how much you put into the 401k and direct more of it toward real estate, but until you sit down and look at the numbers you'll never know.

The other thing is you still will get some benefits b/c you always can still reduce your taxable income with paper deductions such as depreciation.

It's not just Lonnie, other MH investors explain how they are handling the new rules and regulations.

He has completed over 800 short sales.If you want the inside scoop this is the person you need to talk to for that area.His info can be found here: http://www.taylordonovan.com/Also for other areas another broker that Ben and I know Brad White handles some of the other towns.

I just posted an article on our website last week titled, "5 Tips to Reduce Your Property Tax Assessment."

As owners/investors/landlords, what are some of the contributing factors you look for when selecting a company to handle your investment?

By reducing the interest rate, you can create a larger arbitrage for yourself which is also good.I would also agree with others that you need to shop this loan and get a better rate and or lower fees.

Tenants want to save money so they overload them, reducing the length of time between servicing.

Pay 3% on the additional money to the money guy, that reduces your profit by 1 1/2% if you start out even and currently, no imputed tax to the lender.