Even without prior construction experience, it shouldn't take very long to pick up what's in J Scott's book.

I am searching for items such as: Park Manager Job Descriptions 
Park Rules and Regulations 
Notice for rule violations 
Notice for late payments 
Introduction letter from new park owner 
Instructions for rent/utility payments.

If you can bring in homes  to fill the vacancy   , if market rents are 450 and you can charge back utilities to tenants over time, its def possible the deal can make sense and with those lot rents guessing its a good housing market.  

I’m sure you already know this, but don’t forget to take into account vacancy, repairs, capex, maintenance, utilities, etc etc.

Maybe start with selling homes and once that gets a little bit of traction work on picking up managing a handful of properties on the side?  

I am new landlord in New Brunswick, NJ, I rent 3 bedroom townhouse to the section 8 home. the tenants need pay all utilities. the water in the bathroom were bleaking she find out untill the water bill came, the water bill is very highabout $2,300.00 for the 4 and half months. she don't want pay any, I aske her pay $ 400 and I paid the rest. she said he will take care of it but never do. now she live there a year, she only pay $200 for the water. the open balance is $438.00. what should I do. do I need to go to court?

Some people just want to learn for the fun of it, but having a NC and CA license isn't going to make you that much more marketable as a real-estate agent or increase your earning potential as a wholesaler.If you're in it to be a good real-estate agent in either, you want to pick up real-estate sales books.

I'm aware that the two companies I've mentioned do some services for me but after running some numbers vs actions I still need to take, I feel like there might be experiences out there I can take and make my own.Ideally I want to pick up the phone, ask a pro a question, and have them do it so I can get back to business.Hope this serves everyone well.

You should take into account the expenses that go along with it, taxes, insurance, are you going to keep the utilities on you will need heat if you don't want pipes to freeze or you will need to winterize the property, if you are financing you will have those costs.

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