You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Start networking with other investors and see how you can assist them and learn the ropes so that when it's time to jump in you will be ready.With me personally owning apartments, I would recommend owning as many doors as possible because the economies of scale plays to your advantage.

If you don't want to pay an attorney to draft a "personal property" contract (assuming the MH is NOT attached to land), then a simple version can be found online. 

If you are relying on Credit, you have to play by their rules.

Wild Apricot: fantastic member directory, templated emails, finance tracking, and website, but appears both the online payments portal and mobile apps require the $40/mo+ subscription.

Go online for their location and dates.

Pre-licensing class $300.00 (63hours of class time required) $83.00 State exam, $125.00 post license class (45 hours online), $1187.00 realtor organization fee.

I highly doubt Johnny make an arbitrage play with the stock either. 

You'll have access to MLS to be able to look for deals, keep the commission, list your own deals, referrals commission, document database, you'd have the online tools to submit offers, its a good networking opportunity because you'll be further involved in the real estate community and you'd get more of an educational opportunity because you have to study in order to pass the state exam.The realtor is involved throughout the process.I'm new so I mean.. what the heck do I know?