(rhawa.org) They regularly have "new landlord" orientation and landlord tenant law classes.  

When this was done a family of 6 was above, with kids who would flood the bathroom regularly.

., speaking of time of year, a HVAC unit that was inspected in the winter and the differential was AOK, was inspected for a closing in the summer and had to be completely replaced (4k-that I wasn't supposed to have to spend), drainage issues on the property and water intrusion......no body really inspects for drainage issues prior to closing, especially when it's a dryer time of year, then BOOM the rain hits and water is coming in over the foundation because water is not being routed correctly around the house.

your governmental body would probably have a position on what they allow, but i typically see an rv or two in mob parks, but not so much the other way around, as rv spots are much smaller and typically would not have the amperage requirements to run a full sized home.

One tell tale sign that the system is not working is if the owner is pumping on a regular basis.Do not be scared off just because of a septic system.  

He/she should be extremely responsive, within a 1-2 hour response time during regular business hours and 8-12 hour response time on the weekends. 

This will allow you to engage with people in your market as well as people interested in your area(s) of expertise.I also like putting in searches on the Bigger Pockets search bar for "Queens, New York" to see who are some of the local players I haven't yet connected with.A few other things; post regularly on these forums, comment on blog posts, try to make a few new connections each week.

Get out there and go to a Meetup or real estate group and become a regular.

I'm in Philadelphia, and I attend groups regularly.

You could produce an exact clone of an IC site by hand-writing the HTML in Notepad if you wanted (very bad idea).What matters for SEO is a long list of factors that the web crawlers use to rank your page - what kind of words are used in headings (that is, what does the page appear to be "about"), what types of phrases and words does the body copy of the site use, how similar is that content to other sites, how many incoming links does the page have from other "high authority" sites, how much traffic are you already getting, how quickly does the page load, how recently was the content updated, how effectively does the site render on a mobile device, etc. etc.Nobody knows the exact formula for how search engines use those factors, and they change all the time.