We certainly shoulder most of the blame for the misunderstanding).So the financing deal closed today (a week late because their lawyer's office screwed a few things up along the way).

Think about it with the part of your body that is ABOVE your shoulders.

It will be a lot cleaner and you will have a lot of people looking over your shoulder to make sure everything is done correctly. 

I had a contractor at the house who heard some of the conversation with a neighbor and said I need to be careful as the resistance won't only be verbal or a cold shoulder, but other forms of intimidation are common in the area - harassments, stones through car windows, etc. - things that this contractor had experienced himself.  

And, don't forget that some parks will have a "peak" season, "shoulder" season, and an "off" season, all with different rental rates and historic occupancy, particularly if the park is in a location that caters to snow birds.The nature of RV parks can vary across a wide spectrum.

Just wanted to introduce myself; my name is Zenon, I'm 26 and just getting into Real Estate investing for the first time.I've heard that this is a great forum to rub shoulders with like minded people, so I'd love to hear any advice you all have for someone brand new to the industry.If anyone sees this that lives in the same area I'd love for you to reach out and connect :)

Absolutely @Lee Yoder it's all about taking someone else's problem off their shoulders and taking it on yourself.

September is about the end of the core season, moving into the shoulder / off season.

Often times doing so put additional legal requirements on the shoulders of the landlord that most don't know about.

This is going to put a ridiculous amount of risk on your shoulders, especially in a post covid world where moratoriums are the norm.