I found him because I wanted to lease or sell the land, but I realized the price didn’t change much since we first bought it, and we have been paying property tax and fines for years with no income..I am just thinking 25% is very high for property management since I will reimburse him all the cost for getting the land ready  

At some point, likely retirement, when one’s income drops low enough that you can claim the losses you can start realizing the benefits by way of tax deductions.

I've realized simply having $1-2 million in a 401k doesn't go very far, nor is it accessible until your 60s.What are your thoughts? 

I realize each situation (partner, property...ect) are different but is there a general starting offer to give a potential partner.

Now, I am realizing I don't really know what to do when/if I get calls back.I am planning on purchasing 1 property in cash to start.

Once I realized this, it was a no-brainer for me to start investing my money asap.

I learned a lot.I was able to realize how little knowledge I have in terms of rehabbing, calculating cost, being able to put a deal together, etc.

It’s important to realize you’re not reinventing the wheel.

Good job realizing your initial exit strategy wasn't working and rebounding with a new exit strategy!

I realize this thread is 9 months old, but I came across a similar MHP deal with a treatment plant and had concerns about the plant.