Here is some back ground of the problem.

Sometimes people get caught up in the dollar signs.Just keep yourself grounded and avoid all the hype that people will try to get you to buy into. 

They had redone the roads, keep the grounds maintained, clean bathrooms, a big meeting room/building for parties, a fishing dock (although it was on dry land at the time due to drought),  even rental spots for RVs were nicer so they pulled an upper end crowd.From what I've seen in my immediate area (and I've researched it), if you have cabins at a trailer park rent pretty decently.  

Life is hard when you don't have one who you click with.They are the first people to evaluate my potential purchases, because they are the ones who have boots in the ground in their respective markets, and are ultimately the ones who will be dealing with the prospective properties.

Hey All,

I have been browsing and reading on this site for a couple months now and am excited with starting my first new adventure into real estate. My first action has been to get list of tax sale properties at man...

Once contacted we hit the ground running.  

Also, by doing this, you can line all of your contractors up and be ready to hit the ground running when you do close.Keep healthy budget reserves.

Left side of house ground has washed away causing foundation to split in the middle of home.  

I understand that this is an exercise, but do you have trustworthy "boots on the ground" in Indy that can validate your numbers for you and manage the purchase, rehab, and rental?

In most of Utah, (a semi-arid desert) a land-owner cannot simply tap into ground water by well or from a stream or river without water rights.