weaknesses..  

If it's in person, local contact you are looking for, in Southern Maine check out Southern Maine Landlords Association - they have a website online, and monthly meetings.But I urge you to dig down a bit more, and see what your strengths, weaknesses, interests, and risk tolerance is before you look for 1:1 mentoring.

Before you partner with anyone do an honest evaluation of your strengths and weaknesses.

We were brand new to it and thought this was a good way to go about building our company, but quickly realized it made us look weak.  

Really how to decide is about your specific goals and your particular strengths and weaknesses.

Fairly small land lease community owners are paying exorbitant fines when they get caught and they are getting caught.When I started this thread it was to listen to what people are doing in the "trouble areas" where guidance is very weak or non existent.

I understand you not wanting to let a project/sponsor onto your portal with a weak project that will most likely fail and tarnish the portal's rep, but the whole point of Title III is to make it easier for startups to access capital.

Anytime those brokerages push a listing many brokerages will not work with them.Some of these firms take paltry and weak commissions just to build listing inventory.

For example, if the deal is really weak you'll have to delete tiers and slide up the splits to deliver an attractive return.Your experience and investor relationships will also drive your decision on the structure.

@Kai HicksOh, believe me, my husband and I can TOTALLY emphasize with you on two fronts: 1) We only rent out homes we would live in and try to give our tenants someplace they will feel good about living and 2) Elderly are our weakness (my husband is a contractor and has given lots of breaks/free stuff to the grey hairs........yeah, I know.....DISCRIMINATION!).