@Karl Krentzel I think this point is totally market driven... slow market anything flies ,,, super hot market and you better have all your ducks in a row.

I've read Fannie has a product for parks over $1 million.

If you look back to what happened to Fort Mac and similar "instance cities" back in the 80's during the big slow down you could be looking at a very long hold  on a speculative purchase.

If you are not constantly pushing your ads and getting your name, logo, brand, product, etc in front of people, you will not see any lasting results.

Of course, I'm trying to make it as 'slow' a burn as possible, but with bills and such, I realize I need to make an investment quick.I've wanted to try to get into real estate rental properties for a while, I've just never had the resources or time.

We've aimed at filling in the gaps through our education models.The other model of real estate education is through the REIA groups, who create more connection, but once again bring in speakers with their 1k-2k products that will supposedly revolutionize your real estate investing business.  

It's kind of a basic principle of the free market, inferior products at higher prices will naturally be weeded out by the market.

All the houses are $300K+ so those of us in the SFR for <$1,000/month club have a product that is in demand and faces zero threat from developers.

I've lost 2 great investment opportunities because the traditional financing process has been so slow 

The rules get more and more extreme as to how long you have to hold properties and it is hard to buy cheap enough using the slow and cumbersome traditional financing.