With that being said, there are some (a lot of) questions I haven't been able to answer from the blogs, forum posts, and podcasts but here are the first few burning ones to me.I have been leaning towards renting out homes as I feel the most comfortable with this aspect of real estate right now.1.

He also manages a few properties for other investors.I have been trying to convince him to partner with me on some properties here in Michigan but he got burned by a partner years ago.

Burn some shoe leather and get out there, that is the way to make deals happen quickly.

Once I quit, which I did quite suddenly, it was do or die as a real estate investor (cuz I didn't have any other options) so kinda like Cortes, I burned the boats and eliminated the option of going back.

.: Read every real estate book I can get my hands on, listened to self development & goal setting audiotapes (Brian Tracy specifically), and spending time here on the forums.I believe it you have to develop a burning desire to succeed in this business, and there are ways to cultivate that with goal setting, affirmations and reading/learning about the principles of success.

I don't want to say the wrong thing right off the bat and burn a bridge just by saying something stupid.

The first step is finding a seller that will allow you to purchase their unwanted home and create a significant profit.With regards to your question about partnering with a park manager or owner there is little chance of this until you prove yourself in the park, if ever.Hope this helps.Best,John Fedro

Joe Bertolino We had a rental mobile home burn in our park last November.

She was burning through the small insurance money she got from his life insurance, so I suggested rentals.

The only time I got burned was in 2009, I bought a HUD house for $10,000 that was built in 1999.