I'm most excited for the networking aspect, in hopes to develop countless lucrative relationships with people like you!

I hadn't had a chance to develop a relationship with a local back since I moved to Wichita almost a year ago so I'm working to grow with one to improve this process in the future..

But they aren't going to work with you if you just walk in the front door, you need to build those relationships.

So a good relationship and communication with the park manager is important. 2.

Man, there are some absolutely gorgeous pockets with big historic homes in Westwood, but we usually write it off as a C-class rental neighborhood!

They are in a good area but historical district which I understand has some challenges associated with fixing up the place.

Of course some properties are still good investments with tight margins, but I would just double check all your other numbers (expenses) to make sure you're estimating your cash flow conservatively, or, if possible, based on actual historical data. 

It’s in the historic district.

I would definitely prefer the relationship to be a mutual benefit.

Your in it together,for better or for worse..I think splitting the properties like that is putting a chasm into your relationship before it starts..I dont want this to become a Marriage therapy site, so I will stop the post here:)