The meeting with the property manager, his right hand man, and his money man, lead to the perfect advice that comes right out of Michael Lewis' book Money Ball.

What your first step should probably be is define the WHAT, and that can lead you to Where you should probably do it.If you want to flip, what kind of flips?

However it is not always the desire for money that will lead or contribute to your financial success.

I also recommend reviewing his YouTube channel for boatloads of free content.Mentors/Educators:Frank Role from MH University Kevin Bupp and Charles DeHart from Mobile Home Park AcademyTony Ferris from Park Place Education 

Not the lead guys but the dirt bags that work for them...the helpers.. hawking stuff while at the house while they are working and then coming back at night and breaking in and stealing stuff..

Attempts to conceal this can lead to loss of license, suspension, fines and possible claims against your states guarantee fund if they have one.

How did you find the lead if you don't mind me asking?

Roles and responsibilities are being clearly defined in a maintenance agreement and business plan...

I wanted to know what tests, consults, surveys and other due diligence items to run to fully make a better decision on potential properties.So far I know to look for asbestos, lead paint, pests, mold, I would love some input on thisThxPhil

In my opinion, and I could be wrong, not only is the property expected to increase in value, but even if I utilize a HELOC to purchase additional investment properties, the rent roles will still be able to cover all expensesAs I mentioned in my post, if only I learned about BP sooner, I may have chosen a different property to invest in.