You might also consider changing who you hang out with. 

In their first year, many agents  go through their personal network and get all the "low hanging fruit".

Insulate, add electrical, mini-split ac, and possibly plumbing, as desired, drywall, tape and paint, put built-in cab's on one side if you want, hang the tv, speakers, etc, install bi-fold/multi-fold doors on the side leading to a patio, and replace the garage door with an insulated one keeping the track and removing the motor, or install a carriage type garage door into the existing garage opening.

Is it quiet or are people hanging out in the street and blasting their music?

It comes from building relationships with anyone who doesn't hang up on you.What's your pitch to them? 

I had to give 30 days' notice per our management agreement to a client I have 13 units with on Friday after having to hang up the phone on him Thursday afternoon and telling him if he ever speaks to me that way, it will be our last conversation.

I get multiple CRM and VA calls per week on two of my parks though and I just hang up... if you can't pronounce my home town correctly I know your just cranking phone numbers.Take Frank Rolfe's MHP investing boot camp.Stick with local smaller banks for funding. 

So, I believe we'll just hang on to the property for a couple years, LTR and then sell. 

It's about as difficult as hanging a picture on the wall.

They had to wait for my cleaners to get it all done so they had to hang out until after 4pm.After that I just send the address and check in instructions 2 days before arrival via text.