Studio tend to have a limited target tenant group, you may study a bit of the area on who rents Studios and advertise towards those groups to get a better exposure. 

Comments above about disturbing the material certainly (and obviously) apply as the exposure is from "air borne particles".FYI: Testing can ONLY be performed in a lab, and you have to mail samples (in zip lock, labelled bags) to the company, one such isWestern Analytical Lab, 12734 Brandford St, Suite # 19, Arleta, CA 91331WesternAnalytical @ gmail.com(not associated nor promoting, just a service I have used)@Bill S is spot on with the Happiness approach IMO.

At the end of the year, the loan originator organization wishes to pay the individual loan originator a bonus based on a formula involving a number of performance metrics, to be paid out of a profit pool established at the level of the company but that is derived in part through the company�s mortgage originations.

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IMO taking some community college courses on business, RE, finance, sales & marketing would probably serve YOU better than getting some administrative exposure an assistant for the next 2 years.  

If you are going to buy private, i think there really needs to be some other great stuff ( i.e. great market , great size) to offset the additional exposure to private utilities and your future buyer may want a little discount on the purchase of your park. 

Realize that most of the value in that type of land in MS, is the timber itself.....it's not just a bonus.  

My problem is that I am trying to reduce my overall personal tax rate, limit the amount of information a lender may have with obtaining a loan or line of credit, and reducing my liability exposure when it comes to protecting my personal assets.  

You may have tried some of these already, but: showmojo.com, hotpads, zillow, trulia, craigslist, facebook area renting groups, advertising move-in specials, contacting all of your good current and past tenants (when possible) and giving them a referral bonus, direct mail postcards to other apartment tenants (check local laws/codes), putting up flyers at local businesses and schools, calling HR departments to get on their housing lists for any relocating employees, calling non-profits orgs who provide housing for special needs folks, call your local HUD office, etc.I normally try for a 15-18 month lease this time of year so that you won't have the same issue next time the unit vacates.  

Then be sure to have an umbrella to pick up the potential additional exposure.