Those alerts can also be seen if you mouse over the "Inbox" on the upper right menu bar and scroll down.

Craigslist and Hot Pads are the marketing websites that I use.

your estimates are fairly accurate, but if your willing to buy a park with 750k cash, you could buy a couple hundred pads that produce a lot more over the next 3 years and your capital will be better put to use than developing a park. 

The sound dampening I did was very effective and included the following:- rock wool insulation- acoustical putty pads on the backside of the electrical boxes- mass loaded vinyl- 2X sheets of 5/8” drywall with green glue in between the drywall- acoustical caulk on all remaining seams

We have a mixed use park adjoining our home that is mixed with mobiles and rv pads.

My experience is that they make up exorbitant fees to pad their profit.

In our America, with black guys using magic no-shave powder, bouffant and limp-locked blonde and mouse-brown-haired men who get away with one careless swipe at their whiskers with electrical contraptions, and Asian/Latino guys who are actually able to successfully use a dab of the perversion called "shaving gel" to remove the irregular wispy growth from their baby-soft-skinned chinny-chin-chins, the grim morning ablutions of the true warriors of the beard now often pass unremarked.Dang!

The old carpet makes a good drop cloth, kneeling pad and protects the hardwood from dropping a hammer until you get ready to refinish it if that's in the cards and reduces construction traffic on new carpet.Lots of considerations to each job, common sence should prevail and some backward planning needs to be done so you don't put some aspect of the job in front of another making it more difficult

My crash pads net $3000 per SFR or $1000 a door.

like Zillow and offer pad and such.. just curious.. seems like lot of capital to tie up for a super skinny to high probability of you actually losing money.