If you pursue co-living properties, I would still highly encourage you to analyze the deal as an LTR as a backup strategy in case things go sideways.

How do you analyze the need for renters for both ends?

I feel confide that by the end of this program I will have a solid understanding of wholesaling and analyzing any market local or virtual, how to leverage direct mailing and TTP, and hopefully be focusing on scaling at that point... which is way more than expected.

Also, how do you analyze future taxes, this is a new property so there's no info on last year taxes.  

Your IT background will give you a unique edge in analyzing deals and managing properties efficiently.Final ThoughtYou’ve got the passion and the drive, Anne Marie.

I don't really know how to even go about valuing land or trailers so I just thought I'd ask and see what y'all think and how one would go about analyzing a deal like this. 

I help investors analyze, acquire and rehab (established, reliable contractors).

While you are here and learn about the market perhaps buy a rental that you could analyze as an investment. 

My #1 tip would be to not over analyze things and just get going on a good deals.

You find properties that might be good deals and pass that info to investors for a fee.Market Researcher: Help real estate agents or investors by gathering and analyzing market data.