Work with the Golf Course to create some lease packages with course membership/Passes.Get in touch with Lonnie dealers through BP and MobileHomeParks.com to help bring in tenets.I envision working with the existing tenenets to seller finance the park owned properties, in order to move away from fixing toilets and replacing water heaters.

You should check out that County / City for their Section 8 programs.

Hey Albertinny, that's my site. i own and run a marketing agency. so i had some help ;-). i've been doing PPC since 2007. i've been doing lead generation for real estate since 2017. i would say roughly 5000 hours and a couple million dollar in ad spend (luckily paid for by clients). however you can start a class or training program and be good enough to get ads up in a matter of hours. you could test out these skills for only a couple hundred bucks. from there it's just Niche, effort and commitment.

Speak with a lender regarding different loan programs that can fit your financial situation. i.e. stated income loans.3.

Mint and Wave are also good programs for tracking personal and business finances when you're starting out.

What are your experience like and thoughts about the program?

That's all wholesaling is as it's taught in these programs, it's brokering real estate except instead of being up front & telling the distressed seller that you'll sell their property for X amount & take X amount as your commission / fee you are taught to lie to the seller & pretend you are going to buy the property while you secretly attempt to "assign" your contract.It doesn't work.

@Jerry Lucker I encourage people to try free options before they pay for anything that way they can see if it helps them before spending money, that is why I am a huge believer in free landlord associations, even inexpensive ones are probably fine, I just don't want people to spend thousands of dollars on some guru's "system" thinking that is the only way to break into real estate when it is advertised as an association and not a sales program.

I also do not want to pay the fees to maintain the license such as brokerage fees, membership dues etc. if I am not going to use it.My question is once I have a license, are there fees that I have to pay no matter what in order to maintain it?

They are still trying to evict me and still excepting 75% of the rent from the housing assistance program is that even legal