Mobile homes are built to FHA standards and come on a steel frame with wheels, axle and hitch. 

I’d love to connect and hear about what you’ve found so far, and share a few insights from what I’ve seen in the market. its an RCFE on steroids, key thing is you have to take care of your staff, your staff make the wheels run. 

Hello, what does it mean/what can and should I do if I receive in the mail a 'Landlord Copy' of utilities in the rears of one of my units? 

Hey BP community, I'm spinning my wheels on the best approach here and could use the community's advice on how to approach this. 

I use a Wagon Wheel or Spider Web market approach. 

You're only allowed this in the common areas so just be mindful of that which means driveway, front and rear door, as well as interior hall corridors.

Why recreate the wheel when there are so many CRM's available at low prices...

We know that the US government wants to incentivize more development and ownership of RE.They want Americans to continue to build and maintain our physical world.That’s why real estate is one of the most tax-advantaged assets in the US.Depreciation and bonus depreciation for RE are very positive and will likely continue in the years ahead.

Essentially at the end of the day, the city just wants their money but I will say one of the only good things that I have noticed about the process is that it allows you to fix issues that are not up to code which is going to save you a lot of headache down the road.If you need help with a great architect, I have someone who could help you and when it comes to getting those permits, my best advice is to be a squaeky wheel.

That way you’re not trying to reinvent the wheel from scratch, and you’ll also get a sense of whether your 8% + $500 leasing fee structure is in line with the market.