They worry if they don't get any overtime they can't make a credit card payment in one breath and tell me I'm going to loose everything in the next.

With few exceptions I rarely ever see a toter and set up crew work for much less than the flat 10k to disassemble, transport, prep the new site, and reset any multi-section MH.John - My apologies on underestimating the depth and breath of your experience.

Welcome @Geno ChristianFollow meetup.com for the REIAs  - I think 2 of them have partially died - however I look for one to have new life breathed into it - I noticed on Meetup.com that the individual that runs the KC Reia took over as the admin - @Kim Tucker   So I look for something to happen with it now - perhaps she could chime in on the thread.I've gotten just as much benefit reaching out to people and meeting up one on one.

If you want it bad enough, you will eat, sleep and breathe it.  

READ the books on BPhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/1...Search for blogs on BP on starting outhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/12/2...AND take a deep breath.

I'll look for it, but I won't hold my breath.

For me, I love RE, enjoy dealing with tenants, want to expand, and just saying the word leverage makes me breath faster.

what a great job, the pictures show that you did a fantastic job breathing fresh air into something that was stale but is now fresh and new.

I've had "special" units take more than a month to rent...and other units I only have to quietly breathe "it's available" and I have 40 people banging on my door.

. :)The city has identified 38th and Illinois for future revitalization, but I wouldn't hold my breath on appreciation in that area.