They will have to find alternative living arrangements, which may include a homeless shelter or a crowded family home and may also require traveling to other States.In addition, evictions tend to disproportionately affect minorities, particularly African Americans and Latinos.

Also, having privacy in the back or even a view adds to the value.They are an economical hotel alternatives for families and especially popular now during Covid since they have private keyless entrances.

For Nova Scotia, the province maintains a database that contains all kinds of info on every property. it's called Property Online https://novascotia.ca/sns/acce... it's pretty pricey but will get you the owners information.Another alternative to save time but cost more is going to a lawyer or surveyor with your list and asking them to search the addresses on POL for you. 

If you can afford a great onsite manager, particularly one who has experience turning parks around, they will make your life a LOT easier and will be well worth your money.If you are targeting smaller parks, an alternative strategy is to interview the existing tenants to find a capable, trustworthy, willing person to be your manager.

Alternatively, I could get a 4% loan on the property and pay about $6K less in closing costs.  

Alternative option.....If you buy in the name of the LLC, you can get a fixed rate, 30 year loan.

@Ryan Maguire we wholesale but for yourself as a newbie starting out, wholesaling can get overwhelming if you don't have some sort of  real estate foundation and you will have to use funds for marketing , dialers, post cards etc etc Another alternative is to simply find someone to partner with.

How good of a deal is it or what else is out there in comparison (Best alternative to a negotiated agreement) and what is sellers situation.

Seems like a good alternative if the seller doesn’t have much equity or wants full asking price.The operation in a nut shell is that you:1.

Any alternative strategy you would recommend?