I know of some (large) PM companies in Florida, and they do a horrible job.

Whatever you can do to increase your savings or increase your income: cut out unnecessary expenses, work a side job, put money into a HYSA as opposed to a regular savings account earning 0.1% interest.

Break-even or small monthly loss is 100% achievable here in good proximity to the parks and attractions.Please feel free to message me I can direct you to a few opportunities that may allign with what you're trying to do!

Hey @Carlos Martinez - I'm a broker & investor in NYC. 1 - Technically getting insurance is on you, BUT it doesn't mean the agent shouldn't be helping you by giving some recommendations lol... it's an odd thing to tell your client that it's not your job anymore. 2 - In terms of paying out of pocket the commission difference, it depends on what agreement you had with your agent.

But in one podcast they also mention that this can be a great opportunity to negotiate good deals.

It would often take multiple attempts to contact a vendor to see if they could handle a job.

Saving cash for years is an opportunity cost.

@Brett Richardson  check outhttps://www.multifamilyfoundat...They do a great job at a very reasonable price. 

Having a standard W2 job will allow you to get loans easier if you want to start buying investment properties. 

This is the person who ensures the implementation of the overall strategy of the business.In the mobile home park investing niche, I have found a near-limitless opportunity in underperforming parks.