For more real estate focused methods and practical advice, add to your list, "Set For Life" by Scott Trench and "The House Hacking Strategy" by Craig Curelop. 

I set up my entities mid 2023 -a holding company in WY and an operating LLC in NJ and have only had start up expenses so far and no income.

Should I set up a new LLC with the new partner, deed the property to the new LLC, and dissolve the current LLC?

They will spend $6k on setting all of this up and realize that they could have just kept it in their name with a good insurance policy.I am a "if you are gonna do it, then do it right" type of person.

If a guest is adamant about viewing in person, we usually set up a showing at the guest's expense.

As real estate investors, we have to be willing to adjust our strategy and adapt to the market.

What I have found most helpful is I have a master google doc I use when buying and setting up a property. 

This may be ok if you have a more urban type setting but where I’m at I’ve discovered people’s comfort levels differ greatly with different apps.

A lot of money out to buy the dirt then the cost to set up the park which can run 20k plus per pad. then the time it takes to fill the park. those are the calcs you have to run to see if its going to work..

If you have a set way (SOP) for handling this type of a situation you need to stick to it.