You’ll want to ensure all RV sites have adequate and working hookups along with amenities (bathhouse specifically) to accommodate short term stays if an option.You will likely have someone in the community run day to day operations, because it can be a cash business you need someone you can trust but always monitor the books!

Just got my real estate broker license and setting up the foundation to the broker and want to get everything set up properly via necessary online software/programs.  

The last thing they want is to sell a property they can't ensure, has clear and marketable title.

I office from home and he is great at ensuring all of my home office deductions are accounted for.

It sounds like they didn't properly price it out for you to begin with or they simply told you what you needed to hear to get the process started.

I, for one, will start asking to see a government id to ensure the name on the application matches the person handing it to me.

The buyers get their money back, no question about it.They had a financing contingency, and they cannot get the financing.It was most likely in the contract that the buyer needs to apply for the loan and get an appraisal, within a certain number of days. etc  It is the agents responsibility to ensure that these are getting done. 

You should set up your leases as converting to M2M at the end of the first term with monthly auto renewal unless one party gives proper notice to terminate.

If you get a letter (and not the actual order), ensure that it's on official command letterhead and has contact info for the officer or SNCO/CPO that signed the letter. 

It wasn't,  so I walked and have never entertained business with that rat since.An MLO is much less strong than a proper SF deal with ownership, but not much weaker than a land contract.