The Summit served more or less as my introduction to BiggerPockets, and what an introduction it was!

Even if brokers did disclose this data it would be subject to distortion through either self-serving purposes and/or ignorance.

Unless bigger projects come up.They can maintain the property, fix the small stuff, keep it clean, serve pay-or-quits, evictions, and show open units.

I imagine for most parks, except those that are very large (250 spaces or more) would be served fine with a part-time guy that works 10 hrs a week at most on actual duties, since about the only things most parks need that aren't the responsibility of the owner are leaking/nonfunctional/disprepair of roads, infrastructure, water and sewer, tenant disputes, and people that don't pay their rent...Any info/advice?

I appreciate your help, and its my honor and privilege to serve men (and women) like those here on BP.

You can actually serve them with a change in tenancy that the lease is now month to month, AND give them a rent raise at the same time.

We bought a foreclosure in 2008 in Sacramento County that had a large addition and we didn't check for permits. I know, I've learned a valuable lesson.

We were trying to refinance the property and for whatever reaso...

See this post for the details.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/72585-help-served-with-building-code-violation-in-sacramento

You will be way better off building rapport and establishing both relationships, they will serve you well.

Consider the mark-to-market concept of public housing to private ownership as well in metro areas and SFDs will begin to disappear in center city areas....to an extent some areas are targeting slum areas and SFDs left over from old neighborhoods for redevelopment.Back to the education, J Scott mentioned specific courses that would serve you well.