My only concern was he figured a lot price for each lot regardless of activity.

Of the two parks he owned in NC, one he always complained about and the other one he almost never mentioned... and the difference was he owned most of the trailers in the problem park.

What amazed me most of all through that experience, was how the 3-Day Workshop felt more like a brain-washing than it did anything else.  

And boy was he wrong.

Find a GC (and a plumber, electrician, HVAC guy, roofer, drywall guy, painter, floor guy, tree guy, grader, mason, finish carpenter, pressure wash guy, etc.)  

If your bills are equal to the $1,500, then it is a wash.

He reminds me of a contractor, was he a contractor in the past? 

The wrong tenant or a big storm can do this much damage easily and the year is a wash or worse you're in the red. 

Wash &  repeat.

., and the inability to add value to generate additional cash, my thinking was he is Grant Cardone so of course he isn't going to waste his time on small deals that don't maximize is return.