Real estate takes a while to get going after you get your license, and the licensing test has nothing to do with the daily duties of a Realtor.

Payoff amount good through"______"Daily interest per diem" $________plus wire instructions and our notarized signatures.On the 17th of the month, they wired money to our account - in the amount of only the principal due, MINUS one day's interest!  

1) Have clear Goals with access to capital 2) Perform daily Rituals that support the Goals 3) Uniform Branding 4) Marketing Plan (which I call a Massive Action Plan) 5) Conduct Daily Outreach 6) Due Diligence systems (either self-taught or through formal training) 7) Vetted Team in place (all the vendors and partners needed) 8) Workout systems (either self-taught or through formal training) 9) Living Forms Library (you need this to Note Invest at a high level) 10) Discipline to maintain the processes and treat Note Investing like a Business Please feel free to add to the list...

I can't imagine too many people would put up with that long of a daily commute.  

I have an out of area realtor, that has hooked me up with daily MLS stats, so he may be able to help me with this as well. 

So to begin I’ve been trying to review MLS listings daily and I just contacted my realtor to get Hot Sheets emailed for properties that fit what I’m looking for.

@Anthony Gayden I wouldn't say Pyramid scheme, however I do see predatory practices daily, Guru's, and some of the bad property sellers ripping off the uneducated population on a regular basis.

They have a daily radio program from 12-1 on I believe am 530.

@Mary BygarI work with @David Ribardo who is a real estate agent in the Lehigh Valley County.He is a real estate investor himself so he may be able to give you an insight that other agents may not be able to do.He has me set up for a daily email that gives me updates to the MLS(new listings + price changes).

On the RVs you’ll want to know how long those people have been there, do they pay annually or do they only stay for the 3-4mo “season”, if seasonal do they pay a premium versus the annual, are sites open for short term stays (daily/weekly), how are the surrounding RV parks occupancy...The longer the term the easier to manage, less of a business.