Use real estate to supplement that income.3)Check into joining a local real estate investors association.

If they are then the decision is more about where you want to live and supplement your mortgage with rental income then it is about buying the best deal or investment.

I would really appreciate any take you have on how to get around that obstacle.My reasons for real estate investing are simple:1) I would like to be able to have a supplemental income so my wife will not have to work once we have kids.2) Eventually, I would like to be able to quit my current job and become a full time investor so that I can have more control over my schedule.3) I would like to launch a charitable organization that specializes in "fixing" a neighborhood's reputation out of my business once my other goals have been reached.Thank you so much in advance for any advice, encouragement, or networking

If your goal is to supplement a stranger's living expenses to the tune of $900 a month, then let them stay.

At the second meeting, the park owner may take into account the information on comparable parks provided by the committee, may supplement the information provided to the committee at the first meeting, and may modify his or her position, but the park owner may not change the information provided to the committee at the first meeting.

Would you recommend just going down to a mobile home park over a weekend and inspecting the homes myself or can I also get a property inspector on top of that to supplement my own inspection?

If you'd like to pick my brain about how you can earn easy supplemental income from property you don't own I'd be happy to chat about that as well. 

I invest in these properties to supplement income, I already have a business.Anyways I've paid cash for all 4 properties + have 2 pieces of land I lease out as well.

If you've got steam, things can get complicated, however you might be able to clean up your living area by removing the radiators and adding forced air.High velocity is a nice option if you have a finished basement or finished attic / 3rd floor.Finally, the mini-splits can be great to supplement heating and add cooling.

The "Boeing Factor" was a major concern of ours prior to investing in Everett and our rationale was that the $1B wing facility was just contracted to build in Everett (2013ish) so we knew Boeing would have a heavy presence in Everett for the next 20 years or so and then within that 20 year timeframe the urban sprawl from Seattle/Bellevue area would reach Everett to supplement the housing market should Boeing ever leave town.