The saying is "five years from now, its the people you meet and the books you read that will determine your progress" ...Charlie "Tremendous" Jones - motivational speaker.

#2: I learnt to NEVER BE AFRAID OF NEW THINGS : split utilities, handle sprinklers, elevators#3: I learnt about Commercial financing#11, Primary Residence, SFR, Richland PA 2010-PresentLESSON: WORK in PROGRESS, this will be our new HELOC, to finance our future deal

How is the progress going with your 2nd flip?

Scope & hiring seems pretty doable, but it really helps to have someone who can verify progress with their own eyes.

If they're distressed it's probably for a good reason; location,demographics & socio/economics.If the park is in a geographically desirable area that's in the path of progress don't hold your breath waiting for a good deal to come your way.

No matter how it turns out you're making progress and moves which is the most important thing in my book.But...man I would have a difficult time with the decision having no eyes on the property myself.  

I went through and took notes in the beginner's guide to REI, and am beginning to progress with basic knowledge. 

Todd Fithian thanks for the support and yes I will post my progress!

If you bought them with the intent of holding - either to build a long term hold structure possibly or to hold for path of progress or to see where the neighborhood was going, then you still may be able to do a 1031.  

I have very ambitious goals lolBasically, what are the type of questions you would ask a potential broker so that you would get enough information to know how much they could hinder your progression or growth as a RE investor business?