I have a vast network of great people, and I am looking to expand that network with intentions of doing multiple deals in multiple locations with multiple people.

As a private lender myself, I require the investor to have SOME cash involved.

I find your east coast sherrifs auctions are FAR MORE complicated than our little ole trustee sales.. its much more involved at least from the one's my guys have bought

- if so, entirely their realtors fault, but a line of bull either way)So I then proceed to speak to multiple people at the Franklin County probate court and am told that the contract had been submitted but it was declined for a "technical or clerical" issue.

I tried Shoeboxed for awhile, but found the UI not great for managing multiple projects from multiple entities.

My advice, make sure the roles are clearly spelled out in an agreement that is signed by all parties involved.  

I currently live with them now, and it works out well (even though we all live in a single family home) but I have considered, what happens when the tables are turned and it's my parents living under me (even In a multifamily), and that is probably a whole different situation, especially when there is paperwork involved, thanks for the quick feedback everyone!

I've got mentors who indicate that I'll need to offer on multiple deals per week to build up a pipeline of steady deals which makes absolute sense once the business is up and going. but for my first deal should I follow that advise?

I don't know the business, campground nor any of the people/ issues involved but found it interesting.

You might have better luck going with a mortgage broker who works with multiple lenders and is familiar with these programs.