@Christopher N Grant - Could be MLS, internet sites, realtors, your network, your attorney, your lawn maintainer, neighbors..anyone

My wife and I are also pretty handy with maintaining a house - we've done plenty of work on our own houses through the years, repairing sheet rock, installing microwaves and ceiling fans, etc, etc. and we are not afraid to look up how to on youtube.

(Maintain your properties, screen your tenants well, keep up your end of the lease, and keep good liability insurance as a first protection against lawsuits).

It's understandable if you don't have the money to get/maintain a RE license right now but down the road when you start making more money a RE license will  open up so many new doors. 

We all need to maintain a professional relationship with everyone we partner with, especially friends and family.

Residential parks are MHPs with the management issues and clientele but often long-term RV dwellers are in their 'last resort' type housing; with many older RVs, not as well maintained, and more 'problematic' tenants.  

If you are just wanting to post the latest deal or deals then a simple website is fine.However, if you are wanting to maintain a list of contacts and grow your potential leads and have this integrated into your site for better tracking and analytics then you might need to bump up and do a website like hubspot or  you can spend to upgrade to a nice wordpress site with a plugin to send out emails and  autoresponders.If you care to message me or in this forum tell me what you were or are still needing then hopefully i can help.  

For 800 sq ft, at $1,900, I could get get 2" of asphalt down.

I'm going at it hard, but want to maintain traction with a good mailing campaign.

We also maintain a relationship with the International Student Programme Offices at the local universities and with the multicultural association in the city ... and get many referrals this way.