In those 7 years I haven't had any complaints from any neighbors or police callings keeping quiet and to myself.my landlord however...destroyed my bbq grill while trimming the lawn 3 years ago and I did nothing.tossed rocks while trimming dinging the paint job on my car.let the property driveway and parking lot go to hell with deep deep potholes everywhere causing my car to throw a control rod which I had repaired at my own expense.he has several times burst into my apartment without permission or notice saying he doesn't need it because he owns the property. sometimes without me even present and with no reason.he demands since he pays the water portion of our utilities that we use very little water or he will charge us for the excess even so much that we can't take a shower but once a week and do laundry once a month.he has continuously cut back on trash service to save him money to the point that over 100 people living in the 1 location has only 2 bins that hold 48 of the kitchen sized trash bags and we aren't allowed to pile them past the lip of the bin or around it. he's scaled back from 2 pick ups a week down to 1 and lies claiming he never had more than 1 pick up a week.the property has been overwhelmed with stray cats and a flea problem which he says isn't his problem.he has removed all work orders so we can't report problems in writing we have to verbally bring anything to the on site manager and she decides if its important enough to write up.he has made it clear that if anyone complains or tries to do anything that cost him any money at all, he will evict and he has made it clear he doesn't care he has a line of people waiting to get into here and he owns hundreds of properties so he won't even notice an empty unit... yet he complains when he has to spend a dime.I'm a disabled vet and I'm physically unable to move on my own, when I moved in I had an income from a job that I used to pay for a service, but my job closed and went out of business thanks to covid and now section 8 pays my rent and utilities. they won't pay for a move so if I'm evicted I'm screwed. he knows this. he's holding me hostage in my own situation. 

Through our deep broker network.How did you finance this deal?

That should be a big clue. 6th - if you cant listen to the experienced investors and have to do it your way even when warned, you better have deep pockets to cover the cost of newbee mistakes, this might be a very costly 7th - We’ve all been there!

My husband and I have been given the opportunity to buy his parents home at a deep discount which we will live in as our primary residence.

Deep conversation with governing department in charge wastewater/septic systems would be appropriate due diligence item on the west coast I personally would not buy a park without city water and sewer I have Owed 4 parks one had well septic was nightmare of the tallest order and a money loser  

Analysis of a mobile home park requires a fairly deep understanding of how the park will operate, given all the potential variables.

@Zeke ListonIt's on my list of states I'm considering, but I haven't done any deep dives into the market(s) there yet.

That episode will go deep on the topic.

In my first evening (I believe this started on a Tuesday afternoon) I deep cleaned my entire apartment and got every chore I could think of around the apartment completed.

Everyone else on your team will be transaction-based and not really involved after a purchase.We're in the Metro Detroit area, so you may want to follow our blog here on BP, but at least read the following posts:Follow our "Deep Dive" series we're doing about Metro Detroit cities and City of Detroit Neighborhoods: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...How to “Screen a PMC Better than a Tenant”: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/3094/91877-how-to-screen-a-pmc-better-than-a-tenant-part-1-services-and-processes