Hi BP wholesalers,Longtime fan, first time poster.I'm trying to learn about what makes wholesalers tick, so I'm conducting this survey.  

There is also a giant paragraph about how HOA membership is tied to the property ownership and no other methods are available to become a member...but then the Pool Rules go to extreme lengths to single out "occupants", which includes tenants as having no rights to bring guests or use the pool without the owner member being present.   

You need some other due diligence items along the way after they approve your deal like inspections, surveys etc.

Below is a snippet from cap rate survey showing that class A properties always command lower cap rates (i.e. not higher): City State Property Class Multifamily New York New York A 2.52 New York New York B 5.06 New York New York C 6.70 Los Angeles California A 2.62 Los Angeles California B 5.75 Los Angeles California C 7.31 Chicago Illinois A 4.31 Chicago Illinois B 6.08 Chicago Illinois C 9.07 Houston Texas A 5.23 Houston Texas B 7.26 Houston Texas C 8.09 I do agree that cap rate is driven by supply and demand and long term trend of interest rate.

Step 1: Get an updated survey.Step 2: Give that survey to at least 2 architects.

I run a Real Estate Investment Group and am looking for a reasonably priced and easy to use CRM to manage the membership. 

(The only thing I see in the closing statement is the title company agree to issue a title policy with the exception of what a survey may review).

Do a rent survey of other parks in the area to make that determination. 

Are there any free websites or services with this type of info or are they all mostly paid memberships?

I mean, any fee or membership or something needed?