Build Confidence in Your Numbers (Especially Rehab Estimates)At this stage, overpaying even $5–10K because of a bad rehab assumption kills your margins.Rough pricing we use:$25/sqft = light$45/sqft = medium$70+/sqft = full gutIf you want a simple rehab calculator we use internally to estimate this quickly, drop a comment and I’ll send it over 👇4.

The plan includes both the purchase of the parks and a value-add rehab component to improve infrastructure and increase rental income.We’re in the early stages of structuring the deal and would love to hear from anyone with experience in:Financing options for mobile home parks (especially syndication-friendly lenders)Combining acquisition and rehab financing (e.g., bridge, private, or non-recourse options)If you've gone through something similar or have lender recommendations, I’d really appreciate your insights.

It really depends on how granular you want your internal reporting to be.

Since 80% of my MTR tenants & STR guests are international and Trump has declared war with international visitors and our universities, I might be forced to pivot to LTR. 

While most of the news release was focused on international cities at the top, I thought it was fasicinating about a couple particular trends they are tracking.

Great to see international investors looking at Memphis—there’s definitely solid opportunity here if you know how to navigate the market.

.- If the house was only worth $80k after renos, you were not able to get the forced appreciation, which is a key component of the BRRR.- You were only able to get $56k back from the original purchase (-$14k), add in repairs ($23k), should be -$37k.I appreciate your honesty and openness.

Ultimately, you will make more money on houses with a value-add component if you do it well. 

I'm looking to expand outside the US to gain access to international travelers.  1.

Give yourself a year to “intern” in real estate.