Initially, looked at laminate, but decided against it as there is a pool and so high probability of getting wet.

Those type of buyers offer more because they know the area really well and price in less risk and have a system as an owner operator pooling from other properties to cut costs.

The size is 24 by 60 3bed-2ba, the size of the park is 300+ mobile homes, double-wide, amenities are pool, Jacuzzi, club house, basketball court, tennis court, putting course, gym, street is paved, pets are allowed, security 24 hours.

Mandatory.We bought a pool off 387 notes from "X" that they only serviced.

., then I list it with a discount broker as you need a much bigger buyer pool so MLS is key.

Some of them pool the money, and some of them form single purpose entities, and some of them close in their own name and assign the note to the investor afterwards.

If I were you I'd try to wholesale the L/O contract (If that is what you have) and get a smaller profit and get out fast since you will have a limited buyer pool of if you have a tenant buyer go bad in your sandwich you might have trouble getting another one.Again this all assumes that the $340K appraisal is correct and still valid after a year.

On their website it looks like they had plans to keep going with at least 6 more, and also build a pool somewhere.

Does anyone know if they can help me build and start a RE fund...or Investors pool...

My mom, dad and me had an agreement that we were going to sell our current home, pool our resources together including savings and retirement accounts and buy rental properties out of state (most of the money belongs to me but it is mingled with my parents funds).