Should I mention anything about lease to own programs (such as home partners, dream america, or divvy) or should I get him in touch with a lender since they have a good bit of time to get prepared?

Books, seminars, even contractor "estimates," will never prepare you for the real deal.

How do you weather a storm you haven't had time to prepare for?

@Jason Hodges I have bought a 200+ and a 1000 unit deal using a DM strategy.DM is great, but prepared for the long game as it took me 2 years to buy each deal, but each deal has been a grand slam.Feel free to message me for some ideas.

Remember: Luck happens when preparation meets opportunity.

May I ask you if there is a source to find the *maybe* more expensive but reliable contractors who are prepared to be repaid as the job is done?

Some of this information you may be able to prepare and send to the lender before you ever have a deal (i.e. resume/track record etc.).

There are some great study tools that can help you retain the material, but you do need to make a commitment and put in the effort to prepare.

At any rate, it seems like it was a good ride but as we know, all good things eventually come to an end and nothing lasts forever, enjoy it while you can and prepare for the next chapter to be your best chapter yet, onward and upward my friend!

Purchase price is $2,000,000 for the park (no banks, just seller financing), and I believe we have the potential to force appreciation up to above $3,000,000 for this new venture.