Since I have commerical multifamily I can also nudge rents up and (if cap-rates stay the same) can force appreciation even if the dirt doesn’t increase in value.

On the RVs you’ll want to know how long those people have been there, do they pay annually or do they only stay for the 3-4mo “season”, if seasonal do they pay a premium versus the annual, are sites open for short term stays (daily/weekly), how are the surrounding RV parks occupancy...The longer the term the easier to manage, less of a business.

I usually travel to Austin and stay with family as well as spend a significant amount of time looking at and making repairs on my two properties.

It also has a pace tracker, that will help you reach your goal and stay on track.

If on the other hand a borrower was in bankruptcy and the lender went and held a foreclosure sale while the borrower had stay protection, without seeking and being issued relief to proceed to sale, that's another issue.

They moved 5 miles away and the wife is staying in town during the deployment.

Meaning, perhaps $100K is provided up-front upon purchase, then the remaining $50K stays with the lender in escrow and the borrower can draw on it as they complete repairs.

We are close to Sea World and Lackland so I feel we will stay rented regularly.

I am currently already in the property as a tenant and will stay in the property.

You may also find an agent that has too many leads and would be willing to throw some your way.There is no wrong way to lead generate as long as you stay strong, adjust, and be creative.