Or, how can I find someone who is willing to let me do some tasks for them? 

@Johnny K. every state will have unique regulations with respect to the relationship between the landlord and the tenants. 

I am local and can be on-site to assist, I have access to the MLS and a Supra key for quick access to homes, able to assist with some funding as well and be on-site, do scheduling and other admin tasks.

(I’m pretty sure that’s what happened in Providence resulting in their alarm registration ordinance.)All that said, everything in Rhode Island is based on cities and towns specifically, not at the county level, that’s a kind of unique thing about Rhode Island that people from other states should be aware of when investing here.On the question about insurance, I haven’t noticed any special discounts on insurance for having an alarm system.

I saw it had tremendous potential because it was a very unique lot on a dead end street that backs up to about 12 acres of woods.

Based on the series of tasks per draw, you could figure out the % or $ amount that should be paid.

I’m close to Oshkosh had fun this morning watching some unique aircraft fly over on their way to EAA Oshkosh

Some buyers new to a space with limited funds might have the hard task of finding a newer agent with lots of time but has integrity where they grow together over time versus the ones just selling them something in the moment.I have clients worth millions to over a hundred million that are individuals.

What other tasks are involved in development after the entitlement phase is complete?

MHPs are a unique asset class and require a whole different asset management perspective and property management style.