You can gain a lot of resources that way, as well as potential wholesale buyers.

I've been a member of the tribe for almost a year now and can say it is the single best free resource for MHP investors out there.

Buyer brokers typically get paid by the landlord once the deal closes, so they are a free resource and will do all the work for you.

Should get you started in finding some resources to lean on.  

You’ll never be one of the students whose pictures I have on my walls—students who took action.Don’t get me wrong: you don’t have to quit your job and take super-human, massive action to be successful at real estate investing.

Since a lot of the deeper pockets resources are geared to the American market I was wondering if there was anyone investing in the Canadian and especially the Quebec market that wants to connect and form a peer group!

For more broad knowledge on real estate investing you should listen to the BP podcasts & books and use other resources too.

Hi Allen,My  greatest resources are my mentor (20 + years of apartment experience),property managers who understand the typical expense per unit, and mortgage brokers. 

Mortgage brokers are a great resource for beginners as they can get more creative with financing. 

This cost is really impacting my cash flow as you can see and since moving the location of my rental is not an option, does anyone have a recommendation for insurance providers or other resources to help reduce the annual cost of the rental insurance?