With the property losing money at that occupancy - which could be normal for the park, I don't think the benefit outweighs the risk - at best you're only bringing in another $5600/mo but with my estimates on RV parks, your expenses will eat that up pretty quick.  

Obviously in normal circumstances that would take him far (and is starting to pay off for him right now while things are a bit more open), but in the reality of last year it was super difficult.

The school year has started which in a normal year marks the beginnings of our seasonal slow down.

Is that normal, or am I not finding the right agent for my purchase.Granted I'm looking for a 200k-ish condo (instead of a 500k-600k MF), so the commissions are lower, but I still think they should be qualifying what they send me somewhat.What are your thoughts!? 

However, when you get to the auction, normally anyone with a lien will also be bidding on the home to COVER their position. 

If the sellers get a tax lien, die, divorce, etc, your contract for deed is in trouble.If you purchase the property normally where title is transferred into your name and the seller holds a Note and Deed of Trust against the property for the purchase price, all of these nasty situations are avoided. 

@Bryan Normal You’re realizing the catch 22 here….in order for your license to “make you legal” you have to use it as it was intended….actually working As An Agent, with everything going through your broker.

Stats: Current Loan balance: $204,432.64      Current Equity ~ $169,650 Normally I would just cash-out refi to get the job done, BUT here's what I'm afraid of.

Normally, I would just issue a pay or quit notice and then move for summary ejectment when the 7 days was up.

I’ll hang out here another week or until she says she’s feeling back to normal.