Real Estate is a conduit to help you achieve your goals.

That's the conduit that sells it; not your agent.

The whole game is about protecting the safety and soundness of the economy, that begins at the consumer level, passes through the red zone of financial institutions, brokers, dealers, financing conduits, that end up at the goal line of fair, fully disclosed, lawful scores for the consumer.

I have done some light construction (alarm installation, conduit, etc.) and am a good handyman or jack of all trades if you will. 

That being said, as you know there are circumstances that unskilled don't even think about or don't consider important, like routing wire outside a conduit or routing cable into a conduit (both are wrong and most folks don't realize that it's a problem).

Congrats for getting back on the horse, and best of luck.Wholesaling is likely the best conduit for you to get a foot in the door cheaply, and there are a lot of great posts on BP about wholesaling- and it won't cost ya a dime. ;)

Not to mention, lenders love to see conduit debt on your balance sheet. 

What happens is water seeks the path of least resistance, so a trench creates a soil conduit where the old and new dirt have differing density, and water tends to follow the old trench.

@Frank Rolfe In the situation John Brinkos described above, it seems like he has two very different properties:  1. one park that is a strong performer with seeming low complexity (due to low POH %); and 2. one park that is a weak performer.In your experience, have you found that banks and/or agency lenders and/or conduit lenders are willing to lend on a portfolio of 2-3 MHP’s even though they vary widely in their characteristics and operating results?  

The odor goes inside the walls, the attic, underneath the building, inside the furnace, heat ducts, electrical conduits and even after cleaning everything and painting there are times you can still smell the odor.