I am BRAND NEW to investing in real estate.

They have a ton on reputation and brand awareness at risk so it is in their best interest to service you well!

My wife are brand new to REI, college students without a lot of annual income (around $25k), but we have enough saved to start getting more serious.

We would love to connect with like-minded individuals that are based around our area and we would love to hear any advice any of you wonderful people in BP have to offer us, being brand new.

They cannot list a brand new mobile home without a dealer being involved). 

Its obviously necessary to become a brand and be visible in the industry to attract wholesalers and money partners to reach out to you for business.

The area is booming and a lot of brand new commercial space is being built that could potentially suit our business better and we don't want to lock ourselves into a 3yr term.We've locked horns with the Property manager already on previous issues and they don't typically care to negotiate.

Well, I tried to first imagine what would a company report if there was no such thing as depreciation so that everything was an expense.This is what it will look like for a brand new limo company:Year 1: purchased Limo for $50k, income generated $10kYear 2: income generated $10kYear 3: income generated $10kYear 4: income generated $10kYear 5: income generated $10k, sold the Limo for $2kSo, without depreciation using a simple layman's analysis without depreciation, it looks like this:Chart 1--------Year 1: Loss of $40k ($10k income minus $50k capital expense)Year 2: income of $10kYear 3: income of $10kYear 4: income of $10kYear 5: income of $8kWell....... that may be the income.... but is it really?

I am brand new to investing and looking to make my first purchase in the next 6 months.

For marketing to be successful you need to create brand awareness and hit people with multiple touches.