Originally posted by @Rich Czapkay:Hello all, My associate and I were just talking about RV parks.

@Jill F. agreed- I believe the vast majority of us are working with the tenants that require assistance.Affluent landlords are discounting and cancelling rent across the board.Unfortunately the media does a poor job of Distinguishing between the rich landlords and the small businesses which relay on rent to fund their operations.

With that said, why don't wholesalers become brokers and sell 80% of their leads on the MLS and the other 20% of their more motivated leads for cash (the traditional wholesaling way) as a secondary service? 

There are plenty of solid opportunities close to home in Illinois, and Waukegan has traditionally been a decent spot to pick up C class rentals.

Read Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad"; 2.

Agreed with you on the singles being more plentiful for sure.TO ALL: Do you find that the MFH prices are more "realistic" to their CoC returns as they are tied to their possible investment and no necessarily a house one traditionally buys as a place to live?

Also, traditional non conforming loans are typically fairly inexpensive as well.

When the tenant is ready to purchase, do they get their financing from a traditional bank? 

Is there a difference in closing costs between traditional and commercial loans?

All depends on the seller, if it’s a traditional MLS sale then offer first.