If not I know R&R has a pretty low split but no training they are a good park your license and do 2 transactions a year company.

I'm in Fort Myers, Florida specifically in San Carlos Park.

My wife and I have our license and are looking for a broker to park our licenses with.

Two manufactured homes currently on the lot and zoning would allow for mobile home park.

This is our first mobile home park purchase and we are doing due diligence following the workbook from boot camp.When we asked the seller for a copy of the survey and environmental study, the sellers agent said they did not do it when they purchased the park a few years ago and they also did not get it from the previous owner.Some agent said these two items are not required by bank so it is not necessary.

Parking can be a big problem as you gain clients and employees. 

My fiancé and I recently bought a duplex to house hack, now we are looking at other creative opportunities to purchase additional multifamily properties or mobile home parks. 

Hello everyone, My name is Israel Edmunds Jr..I am a realtor here in Atlanta but also looking to get some rental properties going and eventually build up to owning apartment buildings here and national wide.

This deal is on the MLS - 3108 W Palmira Ave Tampa FL Property Highlights:-Great location (A- area of town, Hyde Park/Palma Ceia)-4, 1 unit apartments at 550 SF each -Asking $260k or $65k per unit-Rents in the area are $750-$950 for 1BR$38,400 Gross Rents$7,000 Utilities$3,840 Property Management$1,800 Vacancy$4,000 Capex$5,200 Taxes$2,500 Insurance$14,000 NOI, 5.5 capPrincipal/Interest is $12,000 @ 10% downLevered Cash Flow $2,000, 8% CoC @ 10% down5.5 cap isn't very exciting.

Then if the coast is clear, park the car, get out and proceed to the lockbox.