For instance, nowhere in MD law does it say a condo association has specific right to tow a legally registered, operating vehicle simply for parking lot maintenance purposes, but there is case law to support it and it is done frequently even if there is no mention of it in the condo rules or bylaws.

Look for a good real estate investing roadmap, or you might be kicking tires for a long time!

Good point, this can translate into any type of RE investment vehicle, not just MHP's.

My father bought me my first car when I was 16 and in less than a year I was able to flip it and get a better car. 20+ vehicles and 4 motorcycles later and I ended up with a Kia that gets amazing gas mileage and some cash that has been in the bank.

MLS, FSBO, driving my "farm" looking for "not so hot looking" yards and exteriors, word of mouth, tired landlords etc, etc.The two worst sources were the first 2.

I am interested in getting started in REI and I am tired of floating with the idea.

My vehicles are paid for.

I guess I hadn't expected anyone to hang onto each individual word -- I'll give you this one, because I knew as I typed it that it was not the accurate word choice, but it was late and i was tired.

I have professional logos on the vehicle.

Re your comment about showing on weekends, again, markets vary, but you really get a lot of "tire kickers" and nosy neighbors on the weekend.