I have a willingness to work hard, study and listen. 

To help seed your study, parks come in two flavors (and shades of gray in between), 100% park owned homes which the park and manager run as rentals, this is very problematic, turn over, theft, home damage.  

I just read a case study where the proposed profit on a deal was $75,000 and the flipper requested a 50/50 split based on the investor putting in all the cash of acquisition with a split of the repair costs.

Here is a link to an article on the rules:SEC Releases Final Crowdfunding Rules: Fact SheetI don't have a ton of time to study this and vet it against other sources of trusted information, but if these rules are accurate they seem a lot better than what has been presented for a while now.  

Non renewal does not require a reason if your state codes allow non renewal.You need to study your state landlord tenant regulations if you are planning to be in business then post on here for clarification of codes you do not understand.

My name is Vuth and I'm a college undergraduate student attending Christian Brothers Univeristy studying business administration.

I have been studying real estate for a while now and I thought there was a whole strategy around getting a second loan on your rental properties to keep investing but I am having a hard time to get this second loan on this second house.Can anybody help me?

I'm a  new RN who has always dreamt of REI.At the moment i am swaying back and fourth between purchasing a small quadplex to start out with (while i am finish grad school) or just going big with an entire apartment complex(which might hinder my studies).

Study that here and learn your local market.

Some people can research and study all the want but never get started only because of that fear.