Existing electric might just be tapped off of the existing house panel; you would want a separate service line and breaker panel for this garage unit.

I've seen lots in the 6 figure ranges as well, patio, decks, pools, garages, nice lawns, club house even a golf course, again, location and amenities, not the can on wheels.As personal property they usually won't generate the tax base of conventional housing, yet they use and consume public services just as a conventional home, so at the government side, they are or can be a drag on services.

LOL Then they had 8 printers that didn't know what to do with.HP eats the ink and also tech support is overseas so very challenging with customer service to get anything done.I would think it would be fine buying that new one fro small jobs.

Financing will be 30% down ($10,500), 6% for 15 years with a payment of 206.74Expenses monthly are:-Taxes $115.66 currently-Insurance $52.25-Maintenance (10% of rent) $93-Utilities ($50 per quarter, per unit for water and sanitation) $33.33-Management (10% of rent) $93-Vacancy (10% of rent) $93Once I take my expenses and debt service from my gross rent, I'm left with $243.01 cash flow for a 27.77% COCR.

You can check this on the web too.

I think if more agents were given the education of more than "MLS and hope for the best" it would provide a better service to their clients to allow them to see various options.

Steve Might,Yes, they may provided the property was placed in service in 2012.

That's what local government is there for, to provide 'services' to the citizens, and protect their health, etc.

If I act as "agent for service fee " yesI need a sales or leasing license.

It's common knowledge that real estate investing relies heavily on leveraging money but not everyone gets good at leveraging services.