I'm just getting started in RE, and based on what I've learnt so far, I understand it's a good practice to do any deals as a Business, either as an LLC or Corp. 

He was consistently ranked as one of the top originators during his tenure at BMC.Mr.

Our portfolio consists of many properties in X area.

Just because a property is paid for doesn't mean it's for sale, mine aren't.In my area, we have sign ordinances, bandit signs simply show who is will to break laws in their business practices, if they are willing to break those ordinances, what other ordinances or laws are they willing the violate as well.

More realistic, fair, and practical, would be 5%, which will lower the expenses by about $4,000 annually.If you're still with me at this point, here are some other details:  New exterior and roof on building.  

I think it's a good practice to check on tenants after a storm or inclement weather to make sure they are "safe" and don't have any issues with the property.

How are people using BP to keep in touch with those who we have connected with in the past? BP keeps an archive in the inbox but is that the best way? Or is a separate CRM/excel document what the cool kids are doing?

You should practice your negotiating on a park like this, not much to lose. 

The comments directed your way are correct.I see you're new on BP, unlike other real estate guru sites or REIA meetings, you'll find advice here on wholesaling that is correct, depends on who you listen to, much of it illegal and/or unethical practice, but the idea of wholesaling has been around for over a hundred years, look up "straw man" deals.

It brings in $625/month consistently.