My mother and I went without eating that night.

That is a bad combination in any industry.The low bar of entry means that a large number of agents simply don't know what they are doing- but have to close transactions in order to eat.  

This would be like a 2nd tour of the area, after your ride with the seller.I'd also eat in various parts of town because these everyday places (restaurants, shopping malls, grocery stores) are also where your tenants will be eating/shopping, so you get a good feel for the convenience of the area.  

A property that has negative cash flow is called an alligator and will eat you alive.  

ill buy your water rights.Like I love to say,you cant drink oil, and you cant eat gold ;)

In a small park your RV expense numbers can eat through a LOT of the daily rent. 

For example, the renter pays a $35 application fee to the site, gets screened, and then the service issues a $35 credit voucher to be applied to the rent which essentially means the landlords who end up taking the applicant eats the cost. 

You probably will need to eat you 2 weeks you will be out of town.

Anyone interested in finding out more about the meetup can contact me or Aaron, or join the closed (private) facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/MetroDetroitRealEs...There's never a charge for the meetup beyond anything you order to eat or drink.I'd also recommend attending some local REIAs and getting to know your fellow investors. 

I think the problem is the property is just to expensive and out of my budget for what I have in my saving now. 70 would eat up about 75-80% of my savings.