I would also suggest that you check out a local REI group, as that will also be a great place to network, and find people who know the market you are planing to invest in, and they are typically more than willing to pass along useful information to you.

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.

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).

I don't know that I'd currently risk my credit score for $750 a month, but maybe when I'm done with acquisitions or I move purely into commercial it'd be a fun little supplement, enough to buy and maintain a little hobby boat or plane.

@Brian Burke Is acquiring a plane still on your list?  

It really boils down to the Operator though if your going into a pooled fund plane and simple..

The difference would have bought a plane ticket and hotel.

Invest in a plane ticket, and spend a few days in Cinti.

You'll take it on the chin while you're building your portfolio but eventually you'll be (essentially) spreading that plane ticket cost across 10 properties instead of 1.Hope this helps. 

It would be pretty hard to understand planes without having a good understanding of the principles that make a car move.