Unless the park is run down 12 cap might be to low, start at 10%. $150,000 maybe

You can get in with as low as 10% down payment.Do you have experience with rehab and/or rentals?

Both sides are leased at low rent with no security deposit.

@Sezuo Daudu 150k is pretty low as most good rental areas cost a lot more than that.

Can anyone recommend a low cost brokerage in Massachusetts where he can renew his license and maintain MLS access?

But for budget friendly options look at Lowes in stock replacement windows.

I train them up front and now have a lot of long term tenants and very low turnover. 

As many of you probably know (and I just learned), proof of a consistent flow of income from the same employer for 2+ years is extremely important when it comes to receiving a loan (regardless of my excellent credit score and lack of debt). 

This way I’m protected that I purchased low enough while the owner can benefit from the upside if I surpass a certain number.Has anyone ever tried to do something like this?

I am getting my real estate license and am looking for an Employing Broker in Northern California.For the last two years I've been investing in real estate (four flips so far) and want to expand into other areas (buy, rehab, rent and hold).