There are a wide variety of different types of investors at this meeting and the networking is great. 

Bigger Pockets has a variety of calculators to help do this.

But you'll find a variety of every type of investor on the site, and everyone is amazingly helpful.

Rob,I am not totally against Guru's, only some in particular, especially the TV variety!

I offer my experience based on MY 1031 exchanges for discussion and thought provoking only.Most people do not use a 1031 exchange for many of their transactions for a variety of reasons. 1) There is a cost of doing a 1031 xchng that you do not have with other transactions.

There are 6 events a months on a huge variety of topics. 

You need to specify time constraints, use of subs, warranties, disposition of punch lists, timing of payments, and a variety of other details, depending on the scale of the project.

For more info on this I believe the best source is contacting Ken Rishel as he is very well versed in this area of mobile home parks and the applicable laws in a variety of states.

Hi Tasha,I've actually been thinking about doing the same thing myself as a way of pulling together a small group of people with a variety of talents, skills, and resources, using each other to bounce ideas off of and keep each other accountable and moving forward, as well as to split the risk and initial capital investment.I can tell you that when it comes to legal structures, there are a number of options.

(rust belt) and not Canada  (short sales simply do not happen here for a variety of reasons ... perhaps fodder for another thread).Another BP member has already walked this property and based on the resultant list of observations/defects, I have an acquisition price range in-mind.