@Ry Eikleberry, The most critical component of success in any venture (and real estate is no exception) is your ability to draw a team around you. 

After cutting them a check for $10k then I got my CPA involved as they needed to confirm the tax components of the fund. 3.

There is all sorts of unexpected impact from COVID-19 that is yet to be seen.

There are always year end projects and trying to fit in an unexpected turn into the holiday season is something we try to avoid.

We were primarily interested in finding a mobile home park that was priced at a 10% cap rate (on lot rent only), generated over 20% cash-on-cash returns, had good management in place, was in a good market, and had a light value-add component.

Was this expected/unexpected?

So often these for sale flyers have critical errors or omissions in them that affect the cash flow or lendability of the property.With my clients we have a confidentiality component in the LOI so we can get a look at the lease early before the purchase and sale stage.

I bought 4 last year sight unseen, it's easy with the right amount of due diligence. 2 are doing well (set it and forget it), 2 are doing so-so because of unexpected expensive repairs needed such a a large tree falling onto one and another needing foundation repairs of all things, one needing sewer main repair. 

My father passed away unexpectedly in January.

Hi @Juan David Maldonado, it's not exactly the same, but the sites promoting the most optimal views of finance and investing, with a strong social component, would in my opinion be:- ChooseFi- Afford Anything - J.L.