Today I'm good and excited to say learning from others to be great at your own craft is the best thing you can do. 

This will require you to learn all the ins-and-outs of parks, to include filling up spaces, renovating homes, selling homes (along with licensing requirements), creating and carrying paper in accordance with current regulations, crafting the correct leases and notices, establishing the right park rules, proper tenant communication, metering of utilities, and the list goes on...

I just got a phone call this morning from another roommate saying they are worried because the problem tenant believes someone is doing witch craft in the house, causing his brain to swell, and giving him headaches.

I’m thinking of crafting a strategy that could help off set the inevitable costs of long term continuous care.

What I would like to do is utilize a tablet or something so that I can craft a unique welcome letter for each specific guest.

@Steve Francis I was specifically crafted my reply to avoid that question :).

But it is a good deal and it is fun to me to see what kind of you deal you can craft that works for the lender and keeps most or all of my own money in my pocket. 

If the seller creates the PSA form with their attorney their initial cost could be more but they can craft the starting point of the PSA in their favor.STNL deals can be more simplistic but when you get into retail shopping centers the PSA'c can get more elaborate and involved. 

Can you tell I'm a craft brew enthusiast? 

An attorney can absolutely craft something with split rights to achieve what you’re after, it’s just a matter of if the bank attorney will accept an operating agreement like that.