Welcome to BP community @Kevin Reynolds  It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.

Welcome to BP community @Elliot Larkin  It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.

As with so many aspects of this Real Estate game, it is less important what YOU believe in (or what your intent is), what matters is the belief (or perception) of the other parties involved...tenant, prospect, buyer, etc.

Steve, We've developed strategic partnerships with Quality property management companies.

While the discussions have always been good here on BP the new social networking aspects are a big benefit for returning.I am actively building my list of of colleagues.

Some people bought homes and property here over the years counting on train service, but I do not push that aspect of things because it really is still an unknown.

So, have you decided what aspect of investing you'd like to focus on?

Paying bills, dealing with past mistakes and letting time help move things off your file.In the mean time you can focus on three other aspects that have nothing to do with credit.1.

I don`t have a lot of money to play around with, and am acomplete greenhorn at almost every aspect of RE, but decided to get my toes wet and see if I could dust off my long-unused talent for picking winners and profitable money-makers, as well as my negotiation and sales skills, and take them to the next level, and applying them to RE.To that end, I made a small start to test out these unfamiliar waters, and bought a small, buildable, river-view lot (w/all utlities at lot)last month, for the price of a cheap used car.

If I were to invest in a mobile home park out of state, then how should I go about the management aspect?