Maybe I'll poke my head around PS also, I'm a sucker for those mid-century modern properties. 

By the time the real deal came up, I already had negotiation and offer writing down to a science.  

When the MH industry and its Nationwide network of GOOD OLE BOYS finally wake up to the new and modern world that's passing them by it may be too late for them but just in time for all the "TINY HOUSE" Milinneals and even some left over Baby Boomers and/or X Gens moving into the next phase of their lives who are unanimously looking for that new and modern look and States, Counties and Cities start vying for old worn out trailer parks being condemned and rezoned for higher and better use.Just my 2 cents/sense worth.

I know the modern day trend is to sign up with a property management software, which is great, but an Excel spreadsheet done right is great too.

I'm originally from Switzerland and in the U.S. on a science visa - which narrows down a bit what I'm allowed to do (i.e. not allowed to work, but allowed to invest).

A new house has less problems, is more energy efficient, and has a much longer life span, and you can design it to meet more of the modern needs (open concept, split bedroom, higher ceilings, etc.) and good potential for appreciation in markets such as ours, and probably yours. 

I understand those who are tasked with trying to figure out what to do and how to solve SEO problems, as it is somewhat technical and isn't an exact science, but don't call yourself an expert and make guarantees while charging a bunch of money if you are not adhering to SEO fundamentals. 

They are a collection of electrons and muons, a brilliant orchestration without modern historical precedent of all the conceivable elements that serve one purpose: ruin.

Better yet, The term ," Wholetaling" is a modern word made up to try to validate resales from a person with no no credentials and no regulations.

Describe your ideal day, detailed routine, and what projects your are working on. 6) Tony Robbins identify a two large concepts that we are continually struggling to gain perfection: 1-Art of fulfillment and the science of achievement.