Lessons learned from this project is to do homework with the city to be better prepared for their obstacles and to list the price low to ensure you drive traffic to whatever designated area you are in.

This market is too small to carry that designation. 

None of mine have a demand feature, hooorayyyyy!!!

Truthfully, if you want to have 100% transient tenants, you might be better off buying an apartment, since that is exactly what they are designed for.  

It's going to rent and sell based on features and amenities, no one lives in square feet, they live in a room. 

Assuming no depreciation or appreciation on a new build.My wife has great style and her upgrades rent well on our rentals, so I think our design would be appealing.Any thoughts on this?

I am looking to get some insight on the CCIM designation program from the BP community.

But since it's an abandoned trailer park in Georgia, I"m betting that's not the case.also Also keep in mind septic systems designed for owner occupied use set up to handle RV afferent. 

A retail buyer requires a different level of time commitment than an investor does (by design).

Hi BP Community, I am a new Boston area investor currently residing in Jamaica Plain and spending a great deal of time on the South Shore.I have a marketing background and also freelance as a RE and interior design photographer (I can plug my details in the marketplace) I am beginning to leverage my marketing background in the real estate world and I plan on locking down a couple deals in my first year.