I know this situation sucks, but the same thing could have very well happened if you were sitting in front of your computer all day and got distracted by something else, went to lunch, etc.The idea of "work on your business not in it" makes sense, but there are plenty of times where you need to be working in it still so I wouldn't be too hard on yourself.  

@Dexter TiggsThere are plenty of articles on this site about wholesaling. 

Plenty of successful investors started out shadowing more successful investors and giving value up front not expecting anything immediately in return.  

If you are risk acceptant then by all means call the listing agent directly, just make sure you do plenty of due diligence to pick up the slack.

You can’t be the best at all of it, so find your “thing” and hire the best for the rest.Hey Nick, does that invitation extend this way?

Stephanie There's plenty of these opportunities in Columbus.

Someone who has experience in these kind of deals in Indianapolis, who knows the market there, who has  connections for deals in and off the market.I invite you to be in contact with me, if you have the relevant experience.Thanks in advance.

@Charles Seaman, 30% is a good rough estimate for a tenant-owned, direct-billed park as there are plenty of factors that go into that # (e.g. - $200 lot rent vs. $300 lot rent will skew the %).

There are plenty of small flat rate brokerages that allow assignments and it's legal (with a license) by FL law.  

There is plenty of storage with a walk-in closet in the suite bath as well as one in a minor bedroom too.