Pick up the phone, get out, and talk to people. 

I pulled the phone Call and listened to it.

I know Brian will personally talk with you by phone and you can compare him with the others.

Mobile home parks can provide consistent income, and if you manage it well, they could become a significant source of cash flow.

Posting on here and trying to find connections with local pros is a great start.I'd recommend going to some local meet-ups and meeting some of the agent suggestions you get over the phone or a coffee.

If you're just starting out, I recommend getting comfortable speaking with sellers over the phone.

Same with me, they don't answer the phone, don't return calls, every property I have gone to is dirty and not rent ready. 

Its all mobile through phone, you'd need to be on the host account to view anything, or in the car with them to learn anything.

Working long hours tends to lose it's luster.Being in the NNN space for commercial for passive wealth I have talked with thousands of millionaires over the decades on the phone and built lasting relationships.

I found myself missing out on more fun occasions than I'd like to admit because I needed to be at my properties handling some issue or showing it when vacant.I found that I had become conditioned by the sound of my phone (even though I helped alleviate it by having quiet hours on my phone from 7:30pm - 08:00am). 95% of the time when a tenant contacted me, it meant something was broken, there was an argument, or there was an excuse about late rent.My husband has been gently pushing me to get a PM for a while.