But in the real world one learns faster by:  read a few books, try, try, oops, go back and learn and ask,   --- try - adapt - learn - ask (repeat this loop after following the beginning steps).What';s working TODAY in ways to find sellers of course is the burning question that every single BPer is asking.  

I almost went there but thought about it, and say to myself, why do I want to do 2 business at once, and in our business, trust is important so I don't want to burn my bridges by selling others the same course to my potential partners in this business, so I chose not to go.

If he has it paid off and doesn't want to let go of it for less than 100K then you need to let some other sucker get burned by it at that price.I would rather stab myself in the eye with a fork than be responsible for repairing tenant homes.  

Many of the sods you can buy cheaply don't seem to root as deep making the grass more susceptible to burning in the hot days of summer.

I did a mailing form the leads before for 300 out of state property owners for stuff in NWI and received about 180 due to incorrect address so that kind of burned me on that idea. 

The thought of another tenant, another toilet, another roof, more gutters won't excite anymore and that's OK. 10X your goals while they still burn.

@Greg S. is right about quality Parks typically not allowing Lonnie Dealers, but if you have a conversation with them about making the home nice and improving the community they may give it a chance - in many cases they have been burned by this scenario in the past.

It gives you someone with deep pockets if they set the place on fire and it burns the complex to the ground.

We got burned a couple of times when we used online tools to do research.  

They will keep your fire burning.