I operate as an agent in a relatively expensive area in CT and this is a common question I get a lot from people as they start the process of buying a house hack.My clients who have had the most success have identified areas they felt comfortable living FIRST and then found a property that fit their budget.  

In the end you will work for them and the investor will dictate the terms, if they are not happy they will continue to threaten to take their homes to another park.  

Does anybody have a good operating agreement that they would be willing to share with me to adapt into our own?

Only one loan continues to be in default.

Yes this particular business has been operating all in cash in a bad location.

She read this paragraph to me as one example:Summit County ski areas continually work to maintain and improve snow-making equipment, lifts, and dining.

Hey everyone,My business partner and I are seeking a reputable property manager or management company operating in Ocean County, NJ (specifically Brick).

Although it's been working out very well financially, I've come to the realization that I can't continue this way  something has got to give and it's becoming apparent what's giving is my sanity.  

Fannie Mae no longer requires "continuity of obligation" for rate/term refis.

I just closed on my first rental property and plan to continue BRRRRing.