I am a seasoned single family investor that has an interest in parks, and put my first one under contract.

I know there are a few big players out there like b2r and colony.

This gave me the ability to contribute up to $5,500 pre-tax at my own discretion to limit my tax liability come tax season. 

Between dividends on stock in my family's ranch, rent from my girlfriend, tax returns, overtime worked during my busy season, I have around $20k a year extra after my mortgage and living expenses that I put away.

I am a seasoned IT professional (UI/UX & Multimedia Design).

Method 4: Negotiate a 60-day owner finance.If you find a seller willing to give you a very short-term owner finance (you may want to go 3-4 months just to be sure), you can get the deed in your name and refinance it with either a local bank that doesn't require title seasoning (The same bank that gives me a 15% down payment requirement will also refinance the house based on current value (not my purchase price) as long as the title has been in my name for at least 30 days).If you can't find a bank that will do that, I can do it for you.

The other straight-line hairlines on both the ceiling and walls are likely the drywall seams that have flexed a bit due to the house settling, and seasonal shrinking and expanding from temperature changes.

Also there's many seasoned investor and novices whom share knowledge endlessly.

I can refer you to some seasoned real estate professionals that you can work with to place offers and they can verify your prequalification.

I'm a newbie at investing in the Philadelphia, I'm looking to network with newbies and seasoned investors as well.