You could be at an avg cost or instantly and a huge cost bc your lot just happens to have too shallow of top soil and hitting solid rock to quickly and you have to get a completely different septic system thats double the cost. 

You must have very good systems and relationships in place to have never seen one property.

Thus, I find myself having to look into ways I can still support and grow as a part of this community.My main trade is functioning as a Linux Systems Engineer on an R&D team in Melbourne FL.

I currently own 3 properties and I am quickly realizing that I don't have the proper systems in place to keep track of who owns what with regards to cash flow and revenues.

From what I've read septic tank maintenance/replacement can bankrupt a park depending on the state of the septic systems.

Even though I am new to this industry, I work full time in Event Operations, so I have skills in creating and implementing systems to improve efficiency and repeatability, and working in an urgent and time sensitive environment with strict and important deadlines.  

I had one newbie investor I had to explain what was a septic system and what was oil heat. 

It takes more work to put it together, but I have a lot more confidence in the results.FWIW, I don't like ANY of the automated systems, especially Zillow, which is no better than a bad joke.

LandlordWholesalerFlipperHackerWhichever you decide will depend on the current market & area you are in, and the resources you have.Continue learning, find a mentor that is willing to mentor you (be aware of those who want to charge you thousands of dollars for a proven ‘system’), and NEVER give up!

I would go with a few minisplit ductless units.