I have submitted a counter offer and hoping for a slightly lower price but in this same market it's hard to find anything. 

While I have basic underwriting skills for mobile home parks, I would like to gain a working knowledge of the specific steps needed to make a solid offer on an RV park.

Nonetheless, I don't think it would hurt to start searching and making offers if you find spare time.

I have heard on different podcasts that one of the best introductory ways to get started learning REI and potentially getting a mentor is to offer your services.

Hi Austin,It all just depends on what the seller is willing to offer for rate/terms, and how this compares to traditional financing options.

Plus, they offered $5,000 in property management concessions.

This means your investment is poised for growth and stability.In terms of investments, Columbus still offers positive cash flow deals and great appreciation potential.

Trusts can offer some tax benefits and allow you to specify how and when your kids receive the assets. 

We brought this up to the agents attention and quickly dismiss it saying the sellers won’t accept to create a hole on the attic, that the house is buy as it is (this was never in the terms to begin with) We offered to pay for the handy man to close the hole afterwards too & nothing. mind you, it’s not a cheap home, it’s not for closure home, seems to be in decent conditions.

You can't offer someone who owes $200k on their mortgage $25k down with seller financing (check out https://www.biggerpockets.com/...), so another important piece of homework is to try and figure out how much the seller owes.