More importantly I looked at how technology could not only improve lifestyle but cashflow:(These are general numbers not associated to a specific product, please price your own product and charge +/- accordingly)30 Unit Apartment$150 deposit per 2 "smart keys" (returned if 2 undamaged keys are returned - kept if not returned)= $4,500 on deposit at capacity$75 replacement - This will bring in a few hundred a year minimum on this property(Make sure your replacement cost to the tenant is more than your key cost for the hassle of reprogramming and to be paid for your time and cashflow, consider it like a contractors markup for services)If I pay $200 a lock I am in for $6,000. however in year 1 I receive $5k+in deposits or replacement fees that could be realized.

I'm sorry, need another cup of coffee...just realized you were asking about an RV Park, not manufactured housing.

After doing a live in flip in our first home, and remodeling our second home before moving in, I realized I had a strong skill set and the resources that would be beneficial for flipping homes.

With less than 10 days to closing, I just realized that the master bedroom is barely over 100 sqft.

However, I do recognize that I do not have the experience to take on full renovations, and definitely hoping to learn more as I go.I just want to introduce myself, and hopefully someday, I can look back at this post and realize how far I will have come. 

Took 5 days to realize.

If you run the math, you'll quickly realize that selling it and buying more lower priced rental properties with 30-year mortgage will result in better cash flow and probably accumulate equity faster.

@Jessika BoursiquotDo you realize that real estate or note “wholesaling” is just a 100% commission sales job?

Folks who move from the Northeast down to Florida, realize that most of Florida doesn't have the weather, the low cost of living or the culture they assumed it had and end up moving half-way back home. 

He realized that he didn't have enough to retire on & as an aging contractor his company was starting to lay him off over the winters.