It's worth the price. 

The leads are not worth it.

Probably not worth the further chase of the original firm.

So, if it takes me 1 month on average to have a new tenant in place and $700 worth of work then the total is $2400 equates to a $400/month premium for a 6 month lease.

Taking off of work and having over a thousand in travel expenses without a guaranteed win did not seem worth it.I talked to the credit agency and it turns out this will ding my credit for the next 7 years even though the debt is fully paid off.

Would you find a 55+ park to be too restrictive for a 1st time park buyer or would you say if other factors made sense this would be worth considering?

Amenities like a quick commute with good parking at a safe location matter more than hot tubs, and managing tenants is a lot more like an LTR (FF does not "do the work" like AirBnB).MTRs are a great way to serve a population that serves the community, but if you want to make a good return, it's important to remember the end-using tenant at all stages of the buying, rehabbing, and designing process.

Collected two rents for that month, so the trip was worth it.

If you need to partner with experience, net worth, or legwork, a JV might make more sense.

📝Remember, a well-communicated contract benefits both parties and contributes to a successful project.