I've heard this concept mentioned a couple of times now about a Property Management Company taking a small piece of a deal that they manage for the owner so that they have "skin in the game."

There are more major pieces to this puzzle that the wealthy use that so many that give up at this step never see.Related: One Simple Habit the Vast Majority of Wealthy People Practice Every Single DayHow to Use Taxes to Your BenefitLet me jump back to the taxes, specifically depreciation.

That’s the best piece of advice I can give you, I don’t think the issue lies with roofstock per say, but the people that roof stock considers their “trusted partners.”

If it was a long term rental it's very prominent...but the STR piece will limit your options.3.

The classic "rules" like "invest in your own area" or the "1% rule" or "70% rule" are really just catchy pieces of advice but not universal nor appropriate depending on your goals.

After a slew of angry calls for 6mo we switched our probate mailer to generic piece that only mentions the word probate among other factors. 

The truth of the matter here is that I am not positive if my seller has actually signed any such agreement with the park yet as I have only been provided with blank copies.

I would simply walk away with a valuable new piece of my education. 

You can get a big piece of whiteboard at Home Depot - 2'x4'for about $10.  

@Alex Blonigan Sorry for the blank reply.