This probably applies double to #3PS Check to see if the listing is still active.

I have been reading for a while - but time to get in action ;-)I currently own and rent 3 very active vacation rentals in Breckenridge, CO.

Are there any insurance agents active in your local REI Groups?

(You need that policy anyway if you're going to be flipping and generally active in real estate.).What is the sales price of the property, the monthly rents, and is there any deferred maint?

Recently we went through home inspection for a house in NJ the home have a active UST, when the company came to test the soil for contamination it found that there were previous bores in the ground, it was apparent that a prior test was done.

Welcome, listen to the latest bigger pockets podcast You should be able to relateStay very active here on bigger pockets threadsMaybe also visit your local REI club

A mobile home park will often be an external obsolescence factor to neighboring properties, it shows up in appraisals, devalued do to MH activities.

Stay active, one and done-ers don't get nearly anything out of the BP experience.

You might talk to an attorney about the legality of forming a corporation for your business, and purchase the house through that if you still have an active bankruptcy.

Then I have had smaller apt buildings for example one I did 12 units bought at 184k sold 7 months later for 257k;) Brian B has a big business and certainly sounds like the most active guy I see in this forum I bet he could entertain us with some great deals he has done.