Purchase price: $128,000 Cash invested: $30,000 A Minimal Traditional pier and beam in the North Cliff Conservation District of Dallas, which is being rehabbed down to the studs.

The one big thing is owner financing payments are taxed as interest payments with minimal deductions. 

Thought I could save by doing some of this stuff myself but those savings seem to be minimal given the time I am spending doing them.  

Expenses in the park are minimal (so far)  Each park is 30 plus spaces. 

This is a hard pill to swallow but so true

Assuming your repairs are minimal, sounds like your $299k is in the ballpark.

You need to know how to accentuate whats good about your product, and how to deflect or minimize whats negative about your product.But it really is just about getting people to talk, listening to them, making them feel like you are hearing them, and addressing what they are saying. 

The tenants have still been paying, but in effect they are kindhearted squatters who pay (minimal) rent.

My question: is it even possible to find a private lender that would finance the full auction purchase price given the abundance of upside, minimal risk and quick turnaround?

We also did light rehab to increase our rent and minimize vacancy.