@Rene Parkyn I would recommend a money order or cashiers check so it's documented and there's no need for future communication.

Hi again @Ashley Budyak I know we've talked via text, let me know when you have time for a phone call, might be a little easier to communicate.

This will require you to learn all the ins-and-outs of parks, to include filling up spaces, renovating homes, selling homes (along with licensing requirements), creating and carrying paper in accordance with current regulations, crafting the correct leases and notices, establishing the right park rules, proper tenant communication, metering of utilities, and the list goes on...

@Paul ThomasHere in FL we’ve had luck with the open lines of communication with both the tenant and landlord.

I’m still trying to find one as the one that I have been trying to work with is really slow on his communication.

I see that there are several apps available that allow the user to accept calls and texts and even call out using a specified business phone number. Has anyone tried any of these apps? Do you have any recommendations?

:) I did check with guesty and they want 3% for bookings and another 7% to handle communication.

They were very candid, thorough and responsive when I communicated with them as a potential OOS investor.  

If you are good with communicating with people, make cold calls for an investor and find them deals (this is how I got started).If you have no useful skills, just offer your time and drive around neighborhood looking for properties they may be interested in. 

The sequencing necessary to coordinate the finish-work, cleaning, and pictures was disjointed on several occasions, due to poor communication on my part.