Both attorneys advised against providing baby gates due to liability issues. 

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@Jaycee Greene Any markets/cities that project good IRR (ideally cash flow too). 

Municipal pushback can be a real challenge depending on the city.I can’t speak for your area, but in the markets I’m in, the city would probably fight us tooth and nail if we tried to bring in modular or container-based homes, even high-end versions.Not because anything is wrong with them, but because:• they aren't “what the city is used to”• staff doesn’t know how to classify them• inspectors struggle with nontraditional anythingNone of that may apply where you’re building, but it’s something to confirm early so you don’t end up in a multi-year entitlement battle.3.

There is a lot of money to be made in MHP if you know the market, the people, and are walking the property prior to purchase and shaking hands, meeting people, and kissing babies.

Great community. now that my kids are out of the baby stage and I’ve settled down on growing the portfolio I can actually use my brain again! 

Hey Lucas,Congrats on the new baby (and the new 4-unit)!

It is their job to go through the house with a fine tooth comb and point out all code violations, confirm all mechanical hook ups, are the floors buckling? 

You summed it up perfectly, cash flow is what keeps you in the game long enough to benefit from the upside, and the upside can accelerate things when it comes.That’s exactly how I look at it too.

As mentioned above Im not sure which listing you want feedback on - but I did notice some typos and design flaws on your site, I recommend going through it with a fine tooth comb.