While it's definitely possible to be successful as a part-time agent, my opinion is that most agents don't understand how hard it is to generate a pipeline of customers.

Worst part was that he had gotten himself a roommate (without my permission) whose employment (as he described it; I'm not kidding) was "marketing".As my son and I were clearing out the house after the eviction, four of his "customers" stopped by to pick up their supplies which involved little packets of white powder (we found some in the kitchen cabinet that "TJ" over looked).

I have mine customized the way I want it, and I know how to do stuff in my MLS that the average Realtor probably never thought about.

In answer to Jon's question, we are not seeing the cap rate compression that apartments have been experiencing, probably due to the fact that the majority of real estate investors are scared to buy mobile home parks due to basic misconceptions about our customers and how the business model works.

I believe they just have such a high volume of listings and properties to maintain, that customer service is their first priority.

We offer one time specials to help entice prospective residents to live with us.

All prospective and current real estate investors should investigate the superior nature of 401Ks.

The purchase and sale should stipulate if you are just a customer of the listing broker.

This is related to the reason we always check out a prospective tenant's car when they come to view our unit - if they keep their car clean, they typically keep their home clean.

In addition, I would like to learn more about my prospective market (Miami, FL) which is said to be somewhat volatile.