With regards to the 10%, here's what I was referring to and maybe you can help clarify what the 10% or $3 million would go for since I am not an expert in this type of offering:"Company anticipates using all of the proceeds raised in this Offering towards acquisitionof the mobile home parks and activities related to the improvement and disposition of such parks,except for (i) 10% or $3,000,000 (in the event of a fully subscribed raise) for working capital,including the Acquisition Fee and (ii) legal and compliance costs of approximately $25,000

I’ve been renting out vacation homes for 18 years and never accepted a single reservation from Airbnb.So interesting how so many subscribe to a platform(almost strictly and blindly) and yet not really understanding how they take control.

We usually spend a few days driving the local streets and outlining areas that we feel okay about and places we just don't or things that worry us (stream nearby, etc.)Subscribe to the local paper (real or online).  

Unfortunately there's a paywall and I'm not a NYT subscriber - does the author recommend making it easier to add housing supply by incentivizing development, or at a bare minimum removing roadblocks to new development?

I'm not a subscriber (yet!)

I take into consideration the mortgage payment, taxes, insurance, 8% vacancy rate, $150/month in repairs & maintenance, $150/month in CapEx, a small property management fee since I'll subscribe to pro on here to use their resources ($32/month).

With respect to #1, do you need to be subscribed to the Basic Plan before you're able to purchase market data a la carte?

Another note, if you do try out Buildium, do not go through the trouble of interesting your own property data in the platform, I did just to learn if I did decide to subscribe, I would lose all that data and have to start again.

LegalZoom is $299 and RocketLawyer is free (already subscribed).Based on the set-up questions LegalZoom seems more succinct/precise for a trust with a single asset.

I used multiple coaching programs and still subscribe to a couple actively, on-going.