I find for the most part to be in the ball park, sometimes the info is just off.

Hey guys,I am purchasing a home tomorrow with a smaller family owned park- and although they've never done it before they were willing to allow me to own the home to remodel it.

Also the Central Square neighborhood is probably the most desirable in the city, which is the area immediately west of the empire state plaza and goes west to Washington park.

@Johnny KhouryI looked up your home on Park Forest and from what you paid for it there is maybe at this moment in time about a $10k equity spread from other sales in the area. 

South/Ozone Park area of Jamaica used to be reasonable but the affluent westindian diaspora community have really built up the values in the past decade despite the market crash!

I am interested in mobile homes and small mobile home parks.

As a whole, getting an engineering degree is not a walk in the park either, so it'll take a lot of hard work and perseverance...

Building a mobile home park is pure speculation.

., but the ones who don't mind paying more for a better package (in-unit laundry, shared yard rather than just parking, etc.) are the ones that will also maintain things.

Purchase Price 180, 4 family built in early 1900'sRoof, heating, electric all updated in last 5 years, replacement windows and vinyl sidingOff street parking, dead end street c+ b- area30/yr mtg 4.65% about 6k in closing costsAnnual income including coin op roughly 39kUsing 10% for repairs/mait, 5% cap ex, 8% gross rents for prop management, taxes, accounting, lawn/snow, trash, utilities etc....noi is about 14kCFBT is about 6200kI like to get about 200 per unit per month on a 4 fam which i would be able to if not for prop mgmt fee so I'm thinking this is a decent dealThoughts?