This allowed us the opportunity to observe how the tenants interacted.

You are not relying on the representations of someone a couple thousand miles away.I agree with you about keeping the PM as the main contact...you do not necessarily want interaction with the tenants beyond what you have established.

As with all sessions, time for interaction and questions will be available.2:15 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.Break2:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.FinanceObtaining financing is another of the more difficult parts of the manufactured housing development process.

@Tom PaulI have not, I am still with a traditional broker, but I would say a few things to look out for would be connectivity and face-to-face interaction.

I look forward to interacting with different member and blogs to begin my business of real estate investing!

Needless to say I was very inspired by his story and decided to become a member so I can have the opportunity to engage and interact with people who are way ahead of me in the game.

And if you're new and stumble upon this, be sure you spend the time to connect, converse, and provide value to those whom you interact with.

There are some prohibited transactions they need to make you aware of when you are interacting with a business owned by your retirement account.

Have an eviction lawyer handle everything.... don't speak or interact with the tenant in any way shape or form...His lawyer told him to do "this or that".....99% of the time that is complete BS.

Now I am in no way saying that the forums and the research and each and every comment and interaction that I have had on BP wasn't a huge inspiration and motivation to me.