A guest fell in the fire pit and was badly burned incurring $265,000 in damages.

I could go on however I'm typically a bit burned out after a heavy rehab project is completed and sold. 

My idea right now is to create a mobile application that renters could use to easily submit information and receive communication in real-time.Digital Move-in:I think it is a bit silly that the majority of the time this process is still done on pen and paper.

(In a lower income area, you will often need to increase your vacancy reserve as people tend to be more mobile and more likely to encounter issues, which would require them to move.  

I a mobile home investor and I'm currently thinking of buying a mobile home park.

I a mobile home investor and I'm currently thinking of buying a mobile home park.

I am primary mobile applications developer for CUC Soft.

I actually think this will attract tiny home and higher-end mobile home interest.3) Baby boomers forced to physically downsizeMobility and health changes force some to move to easier units.

If it's been on the market that long I'd be curious as to why other investors haven't swooped it up, even for all cash.The agent isn't going away so I wouldn't burn that bridge by trying to go around them.

If you have some $30k "pigs" in the midwest and they burned to the ground, it'd cost more to rebuild them than they'd ever be worth.