<p>The New Investor’s Guide To Owning A Mobile Home Park: Why mobile home park ownership is the best investment in this economy and step by step instructions how to acquire and manage a profitable park Multi-park owner and manager of her own mobile home parks, Laura Cochran, believes that owning a mobile home park is the best investment and attainable for anyone who wants to add a mobile home park investment to his or her portfolio. "Purchasing a mobile home park is in my opinion, and based on my own twenty-two years of real estate and mobile home park investing, the best alternative investment for the serious investor. I think every investor should own a mobile home park, and here is why: -Low to zero vacancy rate -Steady monthly income -Predictable monthly cash flow -Good return on investment -Investor has control over cash flow and vacancy rate -Additional opportunities to increase cash flow through rent raises and eliminating utility bills via pass-through billing -Mobile home parks hold their market value and appreciate in value -There is always a demand for affordable housing found in parks -You retain your initial nest egg that you purchased the park with – your investment dollars are in tact This purchase of The New Investor's Guide To Owning A Mobile Home Park takes you through 25-Chapters of step by step instruction, and includes SIX FREE MONTHS of unlimited park browsing on our exclusive mobile home park website www.mobilehomeparkinfo.com as detailed in Chapter Three. Wishing you every success with your continued investing ventures as you research and discover the possibilities of adding a mobile home park to your investments." -author Laura Cochran This Mobile Home Park investor's guide contains the following 25 chapters: Chapter 1 W.O.W. WORKING FOR YOUR MONEY, OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS, YOUR MONEY WORKING FOR YOU Chapter 2 TYPES OF PARKS Chapter 3 WHERE TO FIND PARKS FOR SALE Chapter 4 WHAT MAKES A PROFITABLE MOBILE HOME PARK: CAP RATES AND CASH FLOW Chapter 5 FINANCING: HOW CAN YOU AFFORD A MOBILE HOME PARK? HOW CAN ANYONE? Chapter 6 GETTING STARTED: INTERVIEWING BANKS Chapter 7 SETTING UP YOUR BUSINESS: THE VALUE OF A CORPORATE VEIL Chapter 8 YOUR PROFESSIONAL CIRCLE Chapter 9 BUYING VERSUS DEVELOPING Chapter 10 QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE BUYING A PARK Chapter 11 WHY ARE THEY SELLING? WHAT CAN YOU FIX THAT WILL MAKE THIS PARK PROFITABLE? Chapter 12 CONGRATULATIONS- YOU BOUGHT A PARK! Chapter 13 MANAGEMENT: WHO IS GOING TO MANAGE YOUR PARK FOR YOU? Chapter 14 TIME-SAVING SOFTWARE Chapter 15 GO AWAY... AND STILL MANAGE YOUR PARK Chapter 16 PAY YOUR OWN BILLS Chapter 17 UTILITIES Chapter 18 PARK RULES Chapter 19 BE STRICT Chapter 20 COLLECTING RENT Chapter 21 NOTICES: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN TENANTS FAIL TO PAY RENT Chapter 22 GOING TO COURT: FED'S AND TRIALS Chapter 23 PROBLEMS IN YOUR PARK Chapter 24 KEEPING YOUR PARK FULL AND PROFITABLE Chapter 25 STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS: CHECKLIST FOR BUYING YOUR MOBILE HOME PARK</p>

The New Investor's Guide To Owning A Mobile Home Park: Why Mobile Home Park Ownership Is the Best Investment in This Economy and Step by Step Instructions How to Acquire and Manage a Profitable Park

Business & Money

Cochran, Laura

Real Estate

Cactus Flower Publishing

<p>Nature or nurture? This age old question is often contemplated, but how does it apply to the skill of cooking? Professional chef and business owner Laura Cochran teams up with author and "Marie Antoinette-descendant" Amalie Jahn for a week in the kitchen trying to answer that very question. Let Them Burn Cake! chronicles their laughable and insightful journey together as chef and apprentice, in a storied cookbook that culminates in a delicious feast worthy of 18th century royalty.</p>

Let Them Burn Cake!: Teaching a Royal to Cook in a Week

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Jahn, Amalie

Cooking Education & Reference

BERMLORD

How can a non-hoarder write a book about hoarding? That is easy. I was raised by one, I was married to one, and I served as landlord to many more hoarders. My life has been a tug-of-war of emotions dealing with being criticized, compared to, and punished by my dad for mom's extreme hoarding, and the pain and work it causes everyone involved. Through the journey, I have come to accept the humanity of the hoarder who is buried, cocooned, and insulated by their stuff. I hope my insights will help with whatever journey you are undergoing with your loved ones, even if their hoarding has left no room in their life for you right now. Please don't take it personally, but read the seven reasons I have finally concluded that these individuals choose their mountains of belongings over us. Wishing you health and peace on your journey that you are undertaking, whether it be understanding, compassion, physically shoveling out the garbage, or ultimately accepting the world of hoarding your loved one has now put in front of you. Wishing you the best- Laura Cochran, author A-Z of Hoarding the 7 reasons people hoard Table of Contents: A-Z of Hoarding Introduction Chapter 1: Seven Categories of Hoarders: And Why We Stare Chapter 2: Emotional Hoarding -the elderly hoarder -the empty-nester -the widow, the widower -those who hoard because of emotional attachment to the item -those who hoard because of deceased loved one -filling the void left by children leaving, by someone leaving them, by someone dying -feeling unlovable -hoarding because a loved one touched this item -a loved one might need this item Chapter 3: Need-Based Hoarding -the child who needed, and grew up needing -the artist -the crafter -the scrap-booker -the food hoarder -those who hoard everything because it might be needed or useful later Chapter 4: Inability To Make A Decision Hoarding -the caregiver -the care-provider -those who hoard because they are not capable of making a permanent decision about this item at this moment -too overwhelmed -decision-making has this hoarder paralyzed -afraid of making the wrong decision -self-criticism over any decision -paralyzed by fear of criticism of others, past or present, rendering them incapable of making a decision right now -the reader Chapter 5: Slob or Addict: Selfish Hoarding -the tenant -the roommate -the slob -the gamer -the addict -those who hoard because they are too self-absorbed, self-feeding, to care about their surroundings -indifferent to those they affect Chapter 6: Gift Hoarding; Useful To Others Hoarding -the gift collector -the do-gooder -the neighbor who saves everything for someone else -extreme food hoarding -extreme prepping for catastrophe -fear based hoarding of supplies to save society from Armageddon and end of life events Chapter 7: Compulsive Shopping for the Rare; Collectors -the shopper -the collector -the loner -the eccentric -the antique collector -the person who finds the deals and buys the sales -the one-person flea market -the rationalist; this rare treasure adds value to me, adds value to my life and self-worth -the reward of finding the one item that will sell -the self-validation of finding a rare item -the compulsive ebay seller; their home has turned into a storage facility -the collector of the rare Chapter 8: Animal Hoarding Chapter 9: When A Non-Hoarder Marries A Hoarder Chapter 10: When A Hoarder Marries A Hoarder Chapter 11: The Hoarder We Love -can they be helped -what are states and communities doing -hoarders who don't want help -loving them the way they are -when they endanger themselves -when they endanger others (family, housemates, neighborhoods, apartment complexes, firefighters) Chapter 12: Famous Hoarders -celebrity hoarders -those who became famous because of their hoarding Chapter 13: Protecting The People We Love Staging an Intervention: When You Must Step In

A-Z of Hoarding: the 7 Reasons People Hoard

Parenting & Relationships

Family Relationships

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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