It's all a big headache and takes a lot of effort and time to actually find smart, competent people that you trust.

Seek local advice with a competent attorney.

OK, so now the conversation just got extra interesting...You're thinking that bigger players will come in with their billion-dollar funds and just start buying in bulk?

However the concern is that there would be too many "for sale" signs, competing landlords, high rental vacancy rates and unemployment.On the other hand if you purchase in Texas, the rental market would be driven by the strong economy.

In the end you are going to be competing with the park and the other homes for sale by owner there.

I'm not going to list a resume but I find it laughable that some with such limited scope of knowledge and experience want to compete for the right opinion or last word.

I had a partnership that didn't work out because we all had competing goals.

How about a new round where everyone competes?

Others want to create artificial barriers to entry because they don't want to compete or want someone else to blame for their problems.

Although you may think you are competing only against other "B" properties, potential tenants are considering spending more on rent to live in an amenity rich "A" property and spending less on rent to live in a more basic "C" property, as well as renting individual houses, either as solo or shared, and or moving in with relatives.