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The park was previously on septic however it appears a previous owner connected to city sewer in 1998.

I have recently heard about two programs that say that they can provided me a decent start to real estate investing by offering me access to their learning platforms and potential investors that will allow me to invest with very little or no money of my own.

But, when a seller or buyer can't physically appear on closing day, having a mobile notary bring the documents, get them executed, and then get them back to closing can really save the day.

A lot of people don't want to tell tenants they are the landlord or want to appear bigger if they only have a few units. 

Anyways - I’m in kind of weird spot, as I just finished a low Income housing program that helped me save $ for a down payment on a home in NY.

I I have some excel and programming skills while I also have spent some time analyzing processes.

It appears from this thread that i'm learning that a solid rent roll, along with leases to accompany it should suffice.

I had a contractor who I had to fire as it became appearant that he could not complete the job.  

It appears I have more control over that but that's the risk ABC will take..Also ABC lending me the money with a lean on the property will not work.