Then I remembered Simplisafe. which ease of install and month to month payment plan is attractive to me.

I know the VLA looks like everything is on sale, and I'm sure a property or two might actually be able to attract a reasonable tenant, but be careful and do your research first.As far as Prince George in general goes I've had good stable growth since day one. it has a great university, major hospital with a cancer centre and is a hub for a large area, along with other industries I believe that makes Prince George a stable place to invest.

Stay encourage.Learn, Apply, Produce!

For a short period of time I worked for a big name brokerage under a top producer.  

Granted the park has to be vetted etc and this is not an excuse for negligence but I think many parks that are, or have the ability to produce relatively higher returns can actually have a lower level of risk , at least that is how I would perceive it in some case......

An experienced investor with capital might be able to renovate and attract higher quality of tenants.  

Offer a top producer a free service in exchange for recommendation.  

What type of tenants will these houses attract?

Being a bully forcing the seller to do all the repairs that you need to do, all the costs of closing, and how the house needs all this work it’s not that attractive right now, this might work if you are purely wholesaling, but doesn’t make you feel very good as a business operator.I like to use these 3 techniques right in a row….

If it could "easily" rent for $800 & $1200 why isn't it producing that income now?