Hi All,I'm a junior auto mechanic in Brooklyn looking to jump into REI.

@Ray HaywardTax is always first and than mechanical followed by Banks

You can see from my previous post (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/607506-mechanical-engineer-from-san-diego-ca) that I'm a mechanical engineer interesting in rental properties, more specifically live in flips, or house hacking.

I am interested in value-add as well as exploring mobile homes - I am very familiar w/ the MH Community space.

How is the mobile home market?

Changed my mobile home park to a LLC, would like info on best way to word a letter to tenants that now the park is owned by the LLC and I’m just a manager to distant myself from tenants

The house is really old, windows are shot, and every room needs work but the mechanicals are new!

Seeking advice on a property I’m considering that is just outside of town, 4.5 acres with three mobile home sites with septic (aerobic) and separated metered electricity.

Being an auto mechanic I don't see myself being able to do this job 10 years from now anyway so what choice do I have other than going for it with eyes wide open and learning all I can about the current market.

I’m always curious mechanically how this works when you own out of state.