no more than 20 minutes to the beach.

What would be a rough cost estimate for raising a home by no more than 3 ft.  

I'm looking to fill a park in FL, and I'm scrapping all of my 1960s trailers and expecting to pay no more than $5k for 1980s-1990s models before moving costs.

But, being that cash flow is my ultimate goal, I've decided to focus on what I can afford for now and no more than a couple of hours from where I live.

Overall, my initial research suggests that high short-term cap-rates may be feasible, but I'd be concerned about the lack of scarcity of land; presumably someone can just start building another newer-and-better development so supply might increase significantly.It seems Kissimmee is slightly skewed toward families visiting Disney while Davenport may be a bit more on golfers, but would love someone to corroborate this.Also, I would seek to invest and manage these properties (no more than 1 or 2 to start) remotely.  

I'm trying to do my first short sale and I really need help.Here are the details:FMV of house based on comps: $155KRepairs needed to property: no more that $20K Total owed on 1st to Wells Fargo: ~$163KNo second mortgageOwner is 4 months behindMan lost his job a few months ago and hasn't been able to find work here.

If you were buying this home as an investment property, you should pay no more than 70% of After Repair Value minus repairs.

I would pay no more than 20,000.

Unless CO Springs is different than Denver, I'd predict it will actually sell for no more than $200K, and the seller will give $5K or more in concessions.

Be sure you're not paying more than 1/2 the first month's rent for leasing, and no more than 10% per month for management, or you're being taken to the bank.