You should always be able to visit a turnkey company you're considering.

If you're looking to get into this market segment, it's best to visit a lot of these types of communities and talk to the park managers/owners.

In my 30's, I was an infantry medic, a flight paramedic, an ER nurse, and now a Trauma Surgery ICU RN at 40. 

You can visit as much as you want.7.

I always go visit a property before I bid on it, and in most cases I won't even bother messing with it if it's occupied. 

I'm looking to travel to Cleveland in the near future and need a list of GC's I can meet with during my visit as well as a HML, Lawyers, Realtors, Wholesalers, Property Managers, Banks etc.

Patience and persistence will solve most problems" - Not sure, from a machining forum I visit. A

Michael, LOL, at you too Brandon.Okay, I'll give peace a chance, I'll disarm my nukes, LOLBTW, my mentions are showing 1 now, I see that it's from Brandon, they aren't going off after I visit a thread, I'll clear it I guess.

Some sellers and heirs will not visit a property again (the list of potential issues is LONG) and they need an offer without showing it.

AlohaI live on Oahu and have vacation rentals on other islands which I visit a couple time a year.