Stick to the facts which have lead to the eviction that you can prove (rent was not paid), don’t waste the courts time with any other drama.

My first property was tough, (credit not in place was a challenge - luckily, got some help on this!) 

One tip is that is a very tough state for flipping/investing too because of tough laws against lenders if needing to foreclose, just something to watch out for

I'm not an attorney, I haven't been hired to litigate damages and go back and fourth trying to prove or disprove who knew what when. 

Golf course is a tough business with dwindling  play .. think the rise of Top golf and pickle ball.. :)Also if you look at federal forest ownership maps you will see that Huge areas are checker boarded with private ownership .

That's a tremendous amount of your hard earned cash to spend, and the market is tough right now. 

While I can't prove this definitively, the posting behavior strongly suggests this isn't coming from a typical satisfied customer.What's interesting is how this latest post is carefully crafted to rank well in Google searches for people who are searching for education on land investing.

Honestly, I’m not a fan of HOAs—they’re like little dictatorships, and I’ve got some wild stories to prove it!

There are usually plenty of flippers who are having a tough time finding deals no matter where you are.

It's a little tough to find good deals these days though.