Any advice or even critique on my strategy is welcome as I’m definitely still learning a ton every day. 

One thing I’ve learned from my time in real estate is that it’s all about the relationships.

If you plan to do deals in existing mobile home parks, it's best to focus on learning how to establish relationships and build rapport with park managers and/or owners.

And I learned some stuff myself, and went from there.

Lessons learned?

It is cash flowing and I have not had any real problems, but I have learned that even though I made an offer under asking and it got accepted, it was still over priced.

I also know that Airdna is a great tool to search for markets; however, as someone new to real estate, evaluating and choosing between different markets is a lot to take in; I tend to get analysis paralysis when presented with loads of stats that I haven't quite yet learned how to analyze effectively.I should also mention that my idea is to buy some land and build an A-frame cabin.

Books, podcasts, blogs are all great ways to get started learning.  

I would love the chance to meet with, sit down and get to learn the application parts of the wholesaling process, as this is what I'm currently invested in learning to start to do myself. 

Looking to learn and grow with the Bigger Pockets Community!