I also keep a log of contact emails back and forth, texts or a phone call summary- date time and brief summary of conversation.

I live in a mobile home where I only pay lot fees, so my monthly bills are lower than what I would be getting from the rent.

Asking for the next step our guidelines is kind of like calling up a complete stranger on the phone and asking them to give you step by step directions to get to your grandmother’s house…without telling them where you are or what your grandmother’s address is.It sounds like you want to replace the income from your second job - that’s a great place to start.

Also keep your phone on video recording, if so allowed in your state.

You can make more money with less work through commercial buildings, self storage, or mobile home parks, but they are different animals.

I'd also call the city (using someone else's phone) and ask them what they suggest without giving them the address or any names. 

The market for mobiles is tricky.

Hi everyone, this may be (definitely is) a very strange question.... background: I'm a moderately experienced real estate investor (I own 9 single family homes and part of a mobile home park) I've come across a VERY unique property that I would love to buy as my primary residence, but frankly it's out of my price range. 

I get phone calls on a regular basis about people wanting to rent out a room. 

I'm an agent trying to show a house to a client but the listing agent refused to answer the phone, texts or emails and kept declining my requests to view the property with no details or reasoning.