I don't currently have one but I think I'd like to add something to my lease. we did want to leave this unit out of service until Nov. 1 anyway to paint and spruce up as it's been fully occupied for 2 years, but if we had not planed on a "service month" we'd be loosing money this month.

Fast-forward 13 years to this past week, I was picked up in a private plane and flown to California to meet with a very wealthy family to discuss a real estate investment opportunity.

The searches (and the fact that the guy was on the no-fly list) did nothing to stop the passenger from boarding the plane with explosives...the action of the other passengers is what saved the plane.I guess you think you're more knowledgeable and logical on the subject than Bruce Schneier:http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/03/airport_passeng.htmlPerhaps you should try to be more logical....

This one simple difference means that a subsequent visit to the U.S. only requires buying a plane ticket and getting on board.

One guy at a REIA here told me "yeah this guy did it and they got him when he got off the plane".

After all you are whole selling you are not buying for yourself and you are not planing either on keeping the property for cash flow....

Agree with @Carl Carlson I believe the ultra high-end properties operate on a different plane.

I can visit by car or plane fairly easy..Most all PM handled from my computer, by me...good luck!

I like nice things and great food but I am not drawn to the big money wasters (ex wives, boats, planes and vacation houses that don't produce income).

Year Built: 1960's (units seem to be on the older side but not owned by the park)Parcel Size: About 11 AcresCap Rate: 19.69INFRASTRUCTUREVacant Spaces: 22Number of Park Owned Homes: NoneRoad Type: Concrete/Asphalt/GravelFlood Plane: NoUTILITIES (It seems that most park buyers like utilities to be connected to city water and sewer.