I am happy to drive for dollars, but that will involve one of those Google self-driving cars and a guide dog trained to sniff out potential deals.

Unfortunately, my property manager had to deal with some of the issues on my first property, but I did find them to be a good resource.   

Does anybody have any good books or resources that discuss mobile home parks specifically. 

Like a fishing guide's GPS numbers to the best fishing spots or a realtor's knowledge of really good deals on FSBO properties, this info is not shared openly, but eventually disclosed of course once hired.  

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In principle, I agree people should pay for use of water they use as it promotes conservation of a vital resource.

Stats for Hillsborough County (Tampa) are available at https://tamparealtors.org/resources/market-stats/

@Matt Morand Property managers are a great resource for this question, like @Antoine Martel suggested.

I would love to learn more about what you did, and get your recommendations for resources on learning about purchasing notes.

I’ve been reading the beginners guide that BP offers and have learned quite a bit!