The law does not clearly define what is to be considered abandoned. 

That said, not everyone is a good troubleshooter, that takes a certain logical mindset to take in all the aspects of the situation, filter it through your mental database, and come up with the answer.

I'm not sure how clients view them and if they would rather contact another agent that has the listing as well.How does the recruiting aspect work with eXp and do many people go out to recruit?

There are tons of resources on this site to help. depends on your definition of wholesaling  our state Oregon does not agree with wholesaling as defined as advertising properties you don't own and your business model is to never actually own then or just double escrow them.I got tired of this debate so I got a flyer from 2 wholesalers and forwarded them to the state for enforcement.. if any ..

All other aspects of the deal remain attractive but we couldn't get comfortable taking on the large project without having someone in our group who was closer to the park.We have an extensive set of diligence documents that we gathered during our ~2 month inspection period.

That being said, maybe there's some aspect of the scenario that's impacting which lenders would be able to do the loan.

If you have all that then you are in a position to partner on a deal and thus finding someone who has the hands on experience to take over the aspects you aren't comfortable with (while still allowing you to "watch and learn"). i.e.

One aspect I like is that I can e-mail myself in a certain format and it automatically populates Podio with the info.

@Karina Torres regarding your goals, you'll want to define them a little more, 7-10 properties for passive income is a little vague, I would advise a few business models based on several paths forward.1) On the 7-10 properties, How much net income per property are you trying to obtain?

So here goes...My wife and I were just plotting our path forward as we continue to research various aspects of REI.