Second, if you have read it, re-read it, and more it importantly begin applying the lessons/ideas in the book to your life (ideally along with a great morning routine).Again..

Good question Brandon.I too would be very curious to hear active mobile home park owners day-to-day routines.

Perform routine inspections6.

@Ozzy Ordonez  I think what you will find is that return on investment at the really high % when flipping is done with leverage..so its return on Cash not return on gross..in our little world we like to make 15% of gross  and we routinely make far more than 100% APR cash on cash when leverage is involved.IE... take a new build  bank gives me 90% LTC  ( now most of you folks wont get this ,, this is a 25 year banking relationship).. so I put up 35k  in cash.. bank gives me 225k loan ... on construction costs and 70k advance on my lot  so I have 35k all in... we sell at 375k... after all cost we net 50k profit... on our 35k out... in 7 months... so not sure what the return is on that but its pretty decent.Now if you can only do a few a year its no big deal but we were bless this year and close 45 of them so far in the year.. so it all adds up.

Started my morning with my miracle morning routine and now off to destroy it in the real estate world!!

I routinely finance properties under this program where the seller contributes at least 2%.

Today is my first day of changing my morning routine to be more beneficial to my entire persona.

Why not contact some of the mortgage lenders who routinely post here to see if they can help?

We have lived rent free that whole time, currently equivalent to about $40k/yr in rent, and now have around $100k cashflow before non-routine maintenance and repairs on a rent roll of over $200k, with a net worth of around $4m.Number of doors is not everything.

@Steve Racicot I would offer money towards moving costs and advise them of the routine for showings.