Done, Game over!

Hey BethanyGreat to hear that you're thinking about getting into the game.

@Kevin SiIf you hold a property personally, you get a homeowner's/landlord (name varies apparently) insurance policy and an umbrella policy. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Quote from @Ryan Davies: HOA's don't allow rentals usually so seller financing is a work around or just buy the whole parkI personally would never hold onto a home in a park I didn't own, I would sell them unless it's in your own community. 

Personally I would hold their feet to the fire for one of two options.

My current situation: I have yet to secure my first property and I am on the hunt for anything that could fit my buy box and I am eager to get in the game (I have been pre-approved for 175k).

This is what I have seen work in the past.I understand, Ian, and I'll offer to have skin in the game for this deal!

Additionally, I’m up for long distance investments but I would definitely need some mentoring there because it was hard enough managing the VT reno from Boston.My current strategy would be to rehab/flip a few houses a year so I can leave my W2 job and also add some buy and hold rentals (MFH, STR).

You need to hold your own against the competition at a bare minimum and better yet, stand out.