What we’ve uncovered is that price reductions are more common at the lower end of the market, while higher-priced sellers are more likely to hold firm," Jake Krimmel, senior economist at Realtor.com, told FOX Business'https://www.foxbusiness.com/real-estate/nearly-1-5-american-..."

I'm also new to MHP investing and wanted to share that The Mobile Home Park Investing podcast by Kevin Bupp and Charles Dehart has been very helpful with gaining knowledge in a wide amount of topics such as market selection, due diligence, common mistakes, and so much more.

A common piece of advice I received was to really put together a good team and find your Core 4 team members.

That said, cash-out refinance through a DSCR or investor-focused product is usually much more straightforward and commonly used by LLCs.Complications: An LLC doesn’t complicate things too much if you’re working with lenders used to investment properties.

It's a common practice.

Maintenance & Infrastructure:-What are the most common or costly maintenance issues you've faced (e.g., septic systems, utilities, hookups)?

The biggest difference is you are likely on the hook for more of the expenses: landscaping, any common area utilities, possibly trash/dumpster. 

A few questions I’d love feedback on:Are there common traits among sponsors who lost investor money?

It is so common for people just to say "I need to improve my score" or "pay off debt" without context of how you got in that position.

Only thing I am worried about is the possible higher vacancy rate as i’m not sure if this is something that’s common especially at USF.