Ahhh, I see what you mean, I agree totally, I'm sure other experienced folks do too.

ThanksRizAdvice would be to find someone smarter/more experienced than you and make sure they have something to gain out of the situation.

Maybe find an experienced investor to partner up with 50/50.

I would also suggest that you find yourself a knowledgeable and experienced real estate agent and/or another local investor who is willing to mentor you on your first deal.  

She is relatively new to the business so she does not mind right now, but I can see how more experienced/busy realtors would not want to deal with this type of client.

SLS is a large, well experienced, distressed loan Servicer.  

From the perspective of an attorney, I noticed at least five trouble spots, the resolution of which depends entirely on Florida statute and case law, something only an experienced Civil Litigator in Florida would be able to address. 

I am licensed in 3 states (NJ, NY, PA) and experienced in the full gamma of real estate business (buyer, seller, agency, management, construction, landlord).Currently have 4 properties, and looking to dedicate my time to buy/rehab/sell(or keep) and build a portfolio in the try-state area that i can leave for my children. 

I look forward to chatting with experienced investors and learning as much as I can.

It is more important for the broker you use to be tapped into that market rather than be experienced in valuing parks.