One of the things to remember in owning mobile home parks is you are not only building a business to draw profits from on a monthly basis but you are also building a business that you can sell for a profit down the road. 

Sharing the profit is better than no profit at all.

Toledo has lots of problems with management companies here not being properly licensed, using "rent a broker's," and helping people from out of state invest and the end up in areas that are not profitable and are high maintenance and it only makes the "unqualified" managers money and not the investors.

So you may profit $4000-2800-720=$480/mo or $5760/year. 

As such in order to survive in business one must have a number of deals going so that a loss in one can be offset by profits in the others.  

Also, if dealing with the Insurance co. is taking you away from other profitable endeavors, the cost of the adjuster may also be less of an issue.As to how to find the Attorney and Adjuster that will require some work on your part.  

Hard to be a neutral podcast host on BP Platform when you have conflict of interest pretty much on every advertiser, service provider, etc.I don't think David ever gave advice with the intention to mislead investors or to profit off of bad information. 

It’s a good property, but fell it may be time to take some profit off the top.

So for this program if you qualify and are able to afford the full value of the home you only have to pay the mortgage on 50% and then after 3 years you can sell the home and keep half of the profits and any extra equity or gain in value and buy another home in another area?   

My desire is to create profit by commercial units or owning multifamily units in order to provide housing as well as generational wealth.