Basically the podcast placed emphasis on getting the pads occupied as moving the house is fairly rare.

I wonder if going heavy into the "gaming" look may lose my credibility, however a nice touch of it will say that you're there for THEM and the industry.

That's a great way to lose money!

In the meantime, maybe to keep your current bookings in place and not lose that income, you could work with a mediator to explain that you will seek a full time renter after these current bookings have transpired. 

If the loan payment is less than the CF share your partner is getting, then you're losing money...for 30 years. 

So, if each of these $100k deals will average $750 per month and $9k per year of income forever, but let’s say 30 years, that’s $270k in 30 years (let’s assume problems arise and I lose 30% of this and it’s $200k of income - this doesn’t factor in raising rents at all though, or accessing built up equity over time).

In addition, just remember that even though the investments you are looking at are super duper cheap, you can still lose money on them if you buy them wrong.

At least now my collections are at 98-100% once the eviction process starts they lose all motivation to pay.  

We might lose 20,000 gallons per day in evaporation on this 2 acre pond, not offsetting for evaporation from the stream itself.We previously checked with the County conservation group and the State DNR group and no permit was needed due to the relative small size. 

I’ll be behind on repairs and might lose my contractor if I’m not ready to roll when his schedule allows.Also, the repairs are pretty significant...this side of the duplex doesn’t have central air, so we have to get that installed, total bathroom gut b/c the tub is cracked and the sink leaks and toilet is 50 years old....I can’t do this stuff while they remain living there.