It’s always fascinating to learn from each other’s journeys.

If you aren't sure how to do this, there are plenty of resources on BP, but you might entertain hiring an experienced PM.

I'm not sure what can be done if you already have a lease signed though!

But I am unsure if the 1% rule is used in these situations.She also stated she is going to have an appraiser she knows come look at the property to find out what it is worth which could be worrisome as I am sure they do not specialize in this type of property and could really throw a wrench into the works.I know she didnt pay much for the trailers so this may be the best direction to go with finding the value.  

Hi Katie, sure!

Make sure you work with a company that will support you on what you can and cannot do with your retirement funds.  

These types of properties can provide strong rental returns without a massive upfront investment or needing tons of experience.If she’s curious to learn more or wants to explore some easy first steps, feel free to connect!

If its been on the market for a month with only 1 applicant, then that surely sounds like an issue and sounds like it's either not properly marketed or the price is too high.

Looking forward to engaging with this community and learning from your expertise.Thank you!

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