I haven't used it, myself, but I understand that you have to advertise frequently or the ad gets buried.Best of luck!

They're safe, easy to understand, and not reliant on external economic factors. 

At this point, the $250/month isn't going to help or hurt me, so I feel that it is better used this way.I do understand the risk involved with the Owner, however, he is an attorney also and a long standing client of mine, so there is a good level of trust between us.

Like many questions that appear at BP, Ronald did the right thing by asking a follow up clarification question.As I understand the question, you, Dave, were asking about park availability.First, while the numbers are nowhere near what they used to be when I first started, developers are building new parks that will at some point be on the market.Second, there are over a thousand parks on the market right now.

@Marcus Jones I understand your sense of urgency.

It's my understanding that I go to the civil court on 5th Street and file.

Understand what apartment units are moving and what's not; and are there opportunities that may have been over looked.  

The problem is that they want you to pay for every contract, which is understandable.

When using a Hard Money Lender I understand that there is a loan origination fee but what I am confused with is this: What are the monthly payments on a HML assuming that it is 15% interest on a $100K loan.

I feel its important to understand and attain advice about the ownership status and tax ramifications of your chosen entity.