Let me know.Thanks,Sam WilliamsQuestion is a bit vague, but here are couple of regular meet ups in Pinellas.Every Monday 7pm there is a meet up at Hibachi Buffet, 7610 49th St N, Pinellas Park, FL.Topics discussed on any given week may include: - Properties for Sale or Rent - Properties Wanted - Tenants Wanted - Landlording Issues - Real Estate Laws - Land Trusts - Real Estate Services - Real Estate Training - Deal Structuring - NetworkingAlso, every 3rd Thursday of every month at 6pm there is a meet-up at Gators Cafe, 12754 Kingfish Drive, Treasure Island, FL 33706Goal is to get the Real Estate Investing community together in a fun setting where we can discuss opportunities, ideas, brainstorm, network, and figure out additional ways to help each other make more money investing in real estate.And there is a few REIAs in Tampa Bay as well.

They have gated parking etc. because of this, but crime still infiltrates.

I have a real estate buyers website to collect names of investors who are looking for deals.I'm asking the community for feedback on suggestions on where to park my site to attract investors interest.

Originally posted by @Omar Parks:@Michelle S.I'm in Eau Claire and it took me a while to buy my first rental and I would be more than happy to share my experience with you and let you know some of the people that I've worked with that have been a tremendous help.

Filling vacant lots in your mobile home park is capital intensive – until now.

In my new house I can only have 1 tenant (you aren't allowed to park on the street overnight and I'm not car shuffling) and I'm trying to figure out how to do it better.

By "research," I mean actually check if the tenant is in violation, like once they went out and took pictures of the "street parking violation," then went to the hearing with the pictures, along with the tenant, where the tenant argued they do not know the owner of that vehicle.  

Though for me, my bike path, the Schuylkill River Trail, is pretty solid. 23 miles to my parking lot at work, and maybe 5 miles of it is shared with cars...the rest is along the scenic (for philadelphia) Schuylkill River.

On zoning you need to know that the park is zoned correctly and what are the local ordinances you have to adhere to for adding homes to your park.

I have the contract on a MH Park.