Of course, nowadays, you don't use the end buyers funds to close your A-B and its really no more than 2 separate transactions.

http://www.cbsinteractive.com/He used a B not a D.

I’m not a BS coach or mentor, I have been where you are.

I am working an absentee lead in a B area right now.

I think direct mail is very effective but in my opinion marketing is all about A/B testing different strategies and constantly optimizing. 

It's going to be a learning experience, and as Michael said, you'll want to A/B test this as much as possible, but once you have it dialed in, it should require very little maintenance.

I recently had an older (10 years or so) Honda Civic sold for about 5K; 10 years old, almost 100K kilometers on it, but easily could've done another 100K with the right mechanic and so on, always dealer serviced etc.5K (and on-going maintenance etc.) is a great price for a car that's still safe (had all the modern safety functions of ABS, airbags, etc. and even had A/C!). 

Looks like you're not familiar with California bill AB 291 https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextC...Which states very clearly, that a landlord DOES NOT deserve to know if a potential renter is her without proper status.

"Contract to Check" a. b

I have financed multiple MHPs and like that the yields are better than if I invested in a B quality multifamily property.