Very nice people, very supportive, always with an educational component. https://www.meetup.com/Masterminds-of-Cen-Tex-Real...Start by reaching out to a couple of local RE agents and let them know what you want, set up alerts for your criteria on Trulia, both for homes for rent and for sale.

@Tiffanie Harris you can typically bring the claim as a representative of the Trust but you need to contact your local district court and see if they have any special rules.

Using the 1% rule I thought $665k was a fair asking price.

Ultimately, I don't think she has the income to support the rent and this will be a win-win if she can get out a few months early.

A previous commenter suggested commercial properties, I fully support this. 30 Year / Fixed Rate is appealing yes, but it is difficult to scale.

When the park rules and guidelines are clear and consistent, there is a huge benefit to the overall look and feel of the park because the unit owners want to keep their property values up and go above and beyond to make sure their house looks good and is cared for.

If your liquidty and net worth can support a line of credit of $400k you shouldn't have trouble locating a loan.

I learned about the Step up in Basis tax rule, LTV ratios, and the value of real estate. 

We’re looking at a deal, the listed disclosure says there’s structural issues and after speaking to the neighbor they said that the “main support beam” was cut during a previous renovation.  

Can anyone recommend any good resources or rules of thumbs for coming up with a ballpark estimate for property insurance when doing a quick analysis of a rental property?