We have found an innovative way to help the community save money as well as save our environment. 

@Corey DuttonI think this piece from Fortune outlines the challenges many individual investors expected they would have with these properties: http://fortune.com/2015/09/25/housing-wall-street-investment/It would be nice if these units flowed back into the limited inventory market we're seeing.

It is still a challenge for them to keep everything performing. 

The challenge is finding what works for you.

I don't know how big the office is that you are considering but KW has an awesome learning based program and is indeed a family.Although the "how to's" can be overwhelming and complex, to make sure you have properly addressed all issues, the real challenge and the heart of the business is all about "lead generation".  

Reason is each category of property , at least to me, has different set of challenges, opportunities and costs so the numbers are different. 

An RV being mobile seems to present additional challenges in this scenario. 

This past week we had some delays and challenges.  

In this low interest rate environment it shouldn't be that difficult for an experienced rehabber to find private money.

This thread is really reinforcing the challenges of starting out in California.