Now , most investors would have had the land under contract contingent on a feasiblity study to see if the project was even allowed .the easiest way to describe campers is   Rednecks with money , blue collar that make killer money . they have their family , their dog , and they work hard and play hard .  

You can pour root killer down the drains to stop any more root growth.

Generally with a low LTV, say 50% -65% LTV you end up getting a killer rate that rivals the rate you would get on a HELOC.

I worked with a killer agent who kept my up-to-date on listings he felt met my criteria, as well as gave me feedback on additional listings I was pulling from Zillow and Realtor.com.

Family and friends will invest with you as well if you have a killer deal.

So, my question or advice solicitations regard developing that "killer instinct" trying to maximize profits.

With that said, acquiring a park with park owned homes is not a complete deal killer as long as you have a smart strategy to convert the homes to tenant owned and the experience to renovate and sell them.

The 1% properties have had slower rent growth, higher turnover and eviction rate (major profit killer), and less appreciation.

We just enjoy giving soldiers a good temporary place to live that is off base :) We have had some potential homes in Ft.Hood (Killeen and Copperas cove area) but the property taxes in Texas are just killer.

For those that aren't familiar with the strategy, the idea is that you have money idly sitting in your checking account that could be helping to bring down your mortgage interest (a massive wealth killer, imo).