CA  Sacramento area .. plus got back end equity.. but I had already been a top producing Broker for a decade before they let me work with them. these guys started small doing garden apartments in Sac... 15 years later well over a billion under management .. we had MF  adult care MHP   land developments ( my specialty)    Anyway.. by the time these companies are going they have full on PM  they have 20 employees they have a sales and marketing department that also doubles as customer care.. they had over 5,000 investors.. why I will never personally do this.. is when things changed and the MF started to leak oil and lose value.. it was a nightmare and I watched these guys implode.. so who needs that stress not enough money in the world for me PERSONALLY to take sponsor risk .and last thing i would do is invest with someone with very limited experience in the space.. you have no controls as a limited.and things have peaked a lot in the MF space.. most guys i know that do it have to look at hundreds of deals to get one. do you have the bandwidth to do that.. can a 15k class teach you all of the above. ????

One group helped build a power plant, another group built one of those big cylindrical structures to hold crude oil distillates.

Where he was talking about using a big straw to drink the oil from underneath that preacher's land. 

Whatever you seal, make sure you use the oil-based Kilz product as the alcohol-based product gas not proven as effective at odor control.Lastly, rent (or buy) an ozone generator.

Just ask all of the hotel owners in North Dakota how they are now doing after many moved to fill the housing void in the ND oil fields.Best of luck

Be careful with states that can be tied to the oil/gas boom and bust.

pull the carpet and paint with oil base Kilz.

It is Zoned Industrial (set aside to make a mess) so dropping a little oil or some kind of chemical isn't going to cause that big of an issue if any at all.

I have heard from a couple sources that a TSP bath, paint the grout, then a primer on the tile topped with an oil based paint is the ticket.

I’ve mostly been looking at Boynton, Deerfield and coconut creek.