Here is his contact info:Jason Dubnik, CPADubnik & Associates, LLC17 Broad StreetFreehold, NJ 07728Tel 732.625.3752Fax 732.875.1183Good luck!

Broad question I know but any advice appreciated.

I'd go there, introduce yourself as a 19 year old student interested in learning, tell the group you are looking for some unpaid internships... be willing to do trash outs for flippers, post notices for landlords, place signs or lick envelopes for wholesalers.If you don't "need" money, you have a great opportunity to add value to others (just about anything for free is value added) and through that get a broad experience. 

The intrinsics, behavior, and performance of RV parks can vary across a wide spectrum.

The investigator said "the statute, as written, is so broad and so vague, it can mean nearly anything".   

Yes @Bryan Otteson  yes clearly it needs to be at fair market value but I will raise the topic more broadly.  

On the lower end of that spectrum for a good borrower and higher for a not so good borrower.http://www.freddiemac.com/pmms/

So in a broad sense, my plan will probably include looking for deals and refinancing to get some cash out. ~ Jerry

Here is a response that I posted in the past about this subject with some relevant information on your situation: As a California resident, you will still be subject to the California LLC franchise tax, even if your rental property is located outside California due to CA's broad interpretation of "doing business in California."

  $200/door on a home at the lower end of the spectrum is completely different than a home on the opposite end.