I've been able to Wholesale several parks this way so there are different business models that all benefit from the MHP Bootcamp ecosystem.  

Hey there,First off, I want to thank you for taking the time to read this post.Second, I want to provide some context of what I'm trying to achieve and hopefully that'll help articulate the advice a little better.A little bit about me:- I have never invested in real estate- I've been following the BiggerPockets ecosystem for about 6 months or so now- I've read some of the BiggerPockets Publishing books, but am still reading more and more- I have approximately $30k left over each month that I'd like to start utilizingMy goal is to reach $10k/mo in passive income starting with single-family buy and hold properties. 

Before long you'll be learning all kinds of amazing things, making local connections, and starting to get a handle on where in the vast investing ecosystem that you will fit in.  

At 3,000 units, 300m AUM and over 90 employees I still get great value by being part of Rod's ecosystem. :)

Whatever benefit wholesalers bring to the property ecosystem is outweighed the damage they cause.   

The ecosystem is not some cliche word but very real and very sticky.

Marty Gold While each market has their own ecosystem, average days on market, etc.

If 100% occupancy at 7,100 a month by 12 is 85,200 gross by at least half costs is 42,600 which at a 10 cap is a purchase price of 426,000 without any immediate CAPEX needed for repairs.The 50% is based on ongoing maintenance and not CAPEX which is immediate repairs that are deficient from the previous owner deferring maintenance to show a healthier cash flow than what is realistic or expected.

Both of those types can be more fit and healthy than someone sitting on the couch eating pork rinds and drinking a case of beer, and both kinds can look healthier while actually be unhealthier.Sorry Boss - No simple answers. 

By March 15th, I will know and be ready to move on the best of the three.There are two struggles I have found in this approach: One, is the distraction of 'new shiny things' that come into my eco-system.