It can be a grind but you learn a ton and the truth be told is if you develop the skills to find a good deal its just a matter of time for your capital to grow to where you can make other plays.

My ability to be personable, along with my communication and negotiation skills ultimately are my biggest assets and are what I bring to the table in every deal.

There are valuable skills you learn investing actively and it can be a great place to start.

That is a horrible investment to me.Like any investment there will be people skilled at it and they will make above average returns but most will not be and they will make below average returns.

To run a park business efficiently and constantly move the needle requires a completely different set of skills and focus. 

@Trace LeDoggeI see your point, but it doesn't matter what the seller's skills are when buying FSBO.When buying direct from the seller and without representation, the buyer has to know what they are doing.

For agents in particular, the skills you learn as a residential agent will not serve you as a commercial agent, it's a whole new set of skills.

As you can tell I lack major skills at reading comps) Due to the loan being a lot smaller number, it isn't considered a jumbo loan by the VA so my refi rate dropped from 5.5% with the original loan of 540k to now 477k @ 4.875% with 0 points.I have a POA in line because most of my work is over seas. 

As you can tell I lack major skills at reading comps) Due to the loan being a lot smaller number, it isn't considered a jumbo loan by the VA so my refi rate dropped from 5.5% with the original loan of 540k to now 477k @ 4.875% with 0 points.I have a POA in line because most of my work is over seas.

I have a ton of tools, resources, data, skill-sets and right now I am exploring how to best leverage them.