There are larger issues than a $600 repair.

The larger the operation, say 250 units, it becomes more stable, predictable and planning is easier.

The other one is larger and + $ 800,000 .

I'm very interested in the mobile home niche and would like to bird dog for you.

I can feel two larger pipes (besides the supply lines to the two units) going horizontally.

A Californian friend told me that a defaulter there may first borrow to buy a larger home, and then throw their existing home to the bank.

If you allow that dog to stay there as said the lawyer will eat you up.You can take a much larger deposit to cover for pit damage but again it's not just the damage it's the liability.

James, good thoughts above, but there is a big difference here in the mid-west and Cali, no way 3% could be hit here, can't pull 2% except in a larger complex due to lower construction costs per ft.

As CPM, you would acquire larger commercial properties to manage and that means big bucks.

A residential lender may not deny you ownership rights that do not impede their security interest.I'd suggest you buy it and then make the improvements.I know that daycare operations generally have square foot requirements for children, I'd think it wouldn't be huge for 5 or 6, families are larger.