KREIA also has a Saturday education component that's 99$ for members or 199$ for non members.

If the tenants concept is oddball or has specific heavy TI components then if they go dark it could be very expensive for the landlord to get in re-rentable shape again as most new tenants would not want the space in it's current special use form.Also if it's a weak tenant that is not national I do not like to see rent increases every 3 or 5 five years at 2% a year.

Are you going after Class B or C that is fully stabilized or are you going after B or C that is distressed with a value add component??

There are those who are self sufficient and want to do things on their own whether a benefit or detriment to themselves.There is a LARGE part of the market that wants service and expertise.The flat fee stuff and paying people partial salaries that has been tried for decades and decades and it FAILS.

I had never thought about one of those  If you've never thought about an exit strategy, I would advise you to halt buying anything until you consider this component of investing.

I am wondering what are the value add components in mobile home parks?

I myself love condos, but I know a lot of people on this site don't, and their excuse will be the HOA fee eats up your return, and an assessment can be detrimental.

If you do buy with a warranty deed as mentioned above, a title abstract search is included as a component of the title binder.

Whether the owner is living or dead is not an essential component, at least not in CA. 

Am I missing a key component?