Just in reading your comments, you strike me as someone who will find a way to be successful regardless of whats changing.

@Michael Baradell If you can go in person and strike a relationship with the park manager and/or owner, you'll probably have a better change of creating a relationship than those who do not.

Of course it will be an under performing asset, (strike that, I mean liability) since we aren’t going to charge ourselves $6k per month in rent.

Buffett says, investing is a zero-strike called game.

Keep in mind depending on your location u could be at peak market values, don't over leverage without capital to burn in hard times, also consider starting the conversation w the seller about a deal in the future...u might just see a dip in economy/mkt and reap the rewards of patience a few months down the line but I understand striking while the iron is hot too.

Lightening does strike on occasion, but it's doubtful you could find enough 70% deals to run a successful flipping business in southern California.Paying 75% is challenging, no doubt, but these deals are available in enough quantity to make a go at it.

Learning curve strikes again! 

I plug in what rate/return i want and it provides me my strike/offer price.

You want to strike it rich.

@Jeff Kennedy @Mary K.Look up a post titled “Lightning Strikes Twice” or something like that.