This will lead to identifying people operating in areas where they are not allowed.

Identified the asset was undervalued and submitted an offer sight unseen.

@Sean Grieve Would suggest joining Diversified Investors Group where you can identify those professionals to become of your power team.

Tennessee, where I invest, requires that the property owner be identified to each renter.

@Chad Carrodus It seems like you have identified the type of park you are looking for and geographic location so you’ve done a good bit of the work.  

I'm still learning and as I have no experience what is too good to be true outside of where I am, I am here trying to identify just that.   

Once you hit 3, they will start paying attention because 3 is now a pattern.

If this is going to be your only property then thats one thing, but if you have a longterm goal with joining the REI community you should think about that and identify it along with your “why” and then work backwards.

Unfinished oak strip flooring has historically been sold in several grades: Select or Clear (the best, straight grain, minimal or nonexistent knots), #1 Common (obvious, even garish plainsawn-pattern graining, knots,  minor filling), and #2 Common (utility grade). 

I have identified a property which has 3 bd, but based on layout I'm thinking of using 1 bd/bath as STR and 2bd/2bath as LTR.