@Craig Staley From an investors prospective the numbers look enticing but your market research and neighborhood class should be telling you something.

Hi all,New investor (7 units-buy and hold) looking for someone that is readily available, ideally knowledgeable with Stessa and affordable. I am having troubles classifying my expenses and also have a full-time job th...

Its a custom 3 piece manufactured home built in 2001 but it’s not considered a modular home because it’s attached to the steel frame it was built on.

Makes for good future customers.

Hi All, Currently looking at a mobile which would be my first ever mobile home purchase, so im new to the scene.Property Information: 3/21404 sqftBuilt in 2007RenovationsNeeds New Front and Back StairsNeeds pet odor r...

But if this home is geared toward a more upscale customer, then you may be required to do some more expensive finish-out.

What are your thoughts on using it for commercial real estate prospecting?

If you're pretty well versed in programming excel, you can get a standard property management spreadsheet and customize it to your liking.

Maybe try talking to the park manager also and see if they have any prospective buyers...

If you're a relatively small scale investor (buying about 1 property per year, or less), then online calculators like the ones BP has, combined with your own spreadsheet customized to your preferences should suffice for the data analysis portion of your property analyses....but the data alone doesn't tell the whole story (Zillow learned this the hard way!).