I plan on selling my RV to cover about 1/2 of the HELOC - but can't really wait for the $$. 

I play a pretty significant role in the workings of our Minnesota REIA and it's not something you would necessarly do for the membership fees because a lot of that goes right into the club.We charge $25 after two freebies for a door fee and $24.95 month/$249.50 for the year and from there same pattern with $29.95 for couples and $39.95 for a business (four pack).

Sounds good to me Scott I would rather pack them up and send them to you anyway.

I don't want to kick them out if I can help it, but he is 2 months into a 12 month lease and I really don't want him smoking in my property for the next 10 months if I can prevent it.2) The other side has an RV parked on the street outside.

If you haven't already, I always suggest listening to the BP podcasts, they're packed with information for all types of investing.

pack your lunch and make your own good coffee. don't think you need an attorney for your first house or a LLC.  

My husband and I are currently living (house hacking)  in Colorado Springs after traveling the country for 4 years in an RV.

We sold to a SF based company that owns about 30 of these in Oregon and WA.. they run them of course like a corporate entity.I loaned on a RV/MHP in central Oregon and had to foreclose on it... this one was a HUGE bummer.. low end tenants.. on Private sewer and Water..

Seems like packing more units on each property (legally) is the way to maximize returns.  

@Brett Spence the best resource as mentioned by @Rachel H. is the MH or RV association in your state.