My favorite part that they don't advertise is that you can save your rental listings and just reactivate them next time your unit goes on the market, instead of recreating everything.I don't want BP to ping me for sounding like I'm advertising but I would love to tell you more so I'll send you a direct message :)

Some jurisdictions will allow passive recreation in this area or within the first half of the buffer.

I would be happy to offer any help I can be scouting RE, creating budgets, estimates, labor, anything.

I don''t know much about the details of the prop 64 that has passed, but apparently recreational marijuana is going to soon be legal for sale in California.I have a retail space for lease and I've been flooded with emails for Marijuana dispensaries.  

I sell farm and recreational land in West Central Wisconsin and I have one for sale I am considering purchasing.  

Going it alone try9ing to learn on the internet an through webinars and podcast other than social or recreational value I see very little value to hands on training. at the end of the day its a belly to belly business and you better be VERY good at sales..

There have been some epic threads on BP over the years on this very topic so in an attempt to not recreate it let's just agree that it is a risk and the bank has every right to call it due.

So I talked about my early days in the business where I sold ranch land and recreational acreages and Trophy ranch's... as a broker. and this goes to your point exactly... many of these properties were very tough to sell.. ( just like hoarder houses or junkers that many wholesalers deal with) and it took special skills to even find most of the properties..

This is recreational area touristy.  

MHP buyers buy and large the bigger players are very well cashed up.. and if they are sellers they are not going to fall for the smoke and mirror type sales tactics you either have the dough or you don't is their mind set... this one I raised rents to just under 495 a space and sold it to a big owner out of San Fran who also paid me cash.. 3. bought one that had recreational value but water and private seweage was a mess and I will never EVER buy a park that is not on public sewer and water again.. huge hassle.. lost money on that one.4. another one in contract on the east coast I wanted to scrap the MHs and build a housing sub.. did not pencil. it was listed by realtor.Gives you an idea that they come from all sorts of different sources..