This is what I’m heavily leaning towards.

All of these deals were heavily distressed assets with large upside potential.

For a flip investor those numbers do not work with rehab for resale costs and immediate resale fees and higher taxes.The flippers are not holding for investment purposes but for resale purposes which is heavily taxed by the IRS.

The funds can't find bulk propertIes anymore and if you do they are going for market value not discounted heavily (Other than the huge deal at city center for 119M).

Perhaps this will make me rethink investing in long standing liberal states and weigh that more heavily in my consideration, but I have no thoughts on abandoning RE altogether. 

Other factors weighed more heavily as well, credit, job history, income and personal references.

Hi guys,Im new to BP and have been diving heavily in all things real estate investing. 

With MHP's like any commercial property you will more commonly find that they go to PO Boxes, or to non descriptive mailing addresses.Depending how heavily you're targeting a specific market you can sift through this a bit.  

People arrive at various different times many hours apart from the beginning of check in time.A PM will eat into your profits heavily.

If you have $50K in savings, $50K in wealthfront, and $500K in your 401K then draining your wealthfront account might not be so bad as you're already heavily invested in whatever securities mix you have in your 401K.