I only know (or have been told) that the current owner has begun the ejection process in the last few weeks. 

Meeting online with introductory posts followed by additional posts to Facebook groups help us develop a sense of familiarity for one another.Some investors organize weekly meet-ups and extend invites to group members.

In addition to building communities from raw land, buying and rehabbing communities, and (later) running a national consultancy in the manufactured housing industry, I also founded and ran two finance organizations that loaned money to people to buy a manufactured home to live in.

Secondly, how should I organize my other properties? 

In 2017 I received an email from IPO (the Income Property Organization) advertising Appleton Ridge, 628 John Anderson Court, Monroe, a 55 unit apartment complex, for sale for $2,100,000.

But with an organized approach and some preparation on the front end, it's a powerful tool to grow your portfolio with little skin in the game.

I've learned more about real estate investing from my successful clients than I ever did while working as an employee for large investment and development companies.Also, the good property managment companies are organized with departments (leasing, accounting/collections, maintnance, bizdev, etc.), so there is no one job you can get that will really teach you everything about property mangement.

@Everett MunroeGenerally the state where the asset is located is okay; but other times clients organize in a state such as Delaware or Wyoming for varying reasons (legal driven).

If they are a member of a professional organization like NARPM you have a much better chance at finding a good PM.https://www.narpm.org/find/pro...

I asked for guidance from both the public housing organization and the Fair Housing Dept.