Each record that you mail to should have certain criteria i.e. equity, SFR, a certain number of bedrooms, etc which it what allows to to flip or wholesale the property and earn a spread.

@Jason Pritchard - congratulations on you taking action and transforming it into $$$$This gives you more knowledge to utilize in the upcoming projects and determination to to excel.

I'm looking at a Trailer Park that looks to to be a good investment, first time looking at a commercial deal and I think it might be priced to high....but I'm not sure. 

I also looked into multi-units (duplex,triplex etc), but they all look run down or unattractive and the last thing I want to to attract the bad tenants.I guess my questions are: Are single family homes and condos good investment options or should I stick with apartments/multi units?

Would any like to to meet outside of reia times just to network and fellowship?

If not, the goal is that my marketing efforts will be bringing me leads like this one on a fairly regular basis (even if not as frequent as I'd like right now) Hi, I assumed that you had a price and had accomplished your due diligence and was asking how to to the deal.

More importantly... if I have a pool of rental properties and want to talk to someone about securitizing the payments (ideally so I can go buy more rental properties), like, who would I talk to to do that?

Before I start marketing the deal to my list of buyers what do I need to to do to make sure the deal is sured up and that we don’t have to worry about it being stolen.

Be sure to to offer to pay for their time, it shouldn't take them very long.

May also be looking to to a 1031 exchange in the Greenville area in the next year or so.