A good network will help you fine-tune your approach and avoid common pitfalls.Hope this gives you a solid foundation to get started!

Or, at least the company's offering them in other states think Texas law would not look kindly on the product so as you point out they do not offer in Texas. 

If the home has to meet special requirements (a common one is residential sprinklers), then you can potentially charge much higher rent and have higher cash flow on a long term lease to these operators.

Acting like a broker dealer is scarily common.

What area are you looking into and what kind of investment are you looking for? 

Also, the areas that have raw land for that kind of project, are not close enough to the metro city center, hence I am afraid of the demand to buy.

It was common to buy land for 10-20% of what it had been selling for just a year prior, sometimes even less.

This is made possible by them setting up a Tenants In Common (TIC) structure.Has anyone done this before?

The people who are helping are genuinely nice people, but NOBODY should be clicking a random link left on an internet forum, that is just common sense.

I thought it would be a good topic to discuss and was just curious if it's common Nationwide.