There are a handful of "predators" in virtually everything... however the lion's share are always within the "entrenched" established order.

It sounds like once you establish rapport with management and those who live in the park, everyone pretty much opens up and welcomes you.

(Only paid members can print from the Analyzer tools.)If the foreclosure process has progressed past the cure date, there is nothing that can be done.  

Begin to establish a team of professionals that can help you along the way. 

What that means is that some sellers will do what you want to them to do, and some will not.The law of large numbers cures all problems.What surprised me even more is that some sellers would call the office, in 3 to 6 to even 12 months later, because they appreciated my first meeting with them.Especially some sellers that were very angry with me in the beginning, called me names, said things like "you just try to rip me off!!"

I haven't done a flip or brrr since 2007 so I feel that re-establishing myself with some current deals will help open those financing options to me.

My question, I have tons of general information, but is there anything in writing that will show me the exact steps I need to take to establish and fund a fully functional RE business?

If you’re not part of an investment business and you’re just starting, then join an established business with a track record of success.

Again, not always accurate.411.com - Another source to find phone numbers.Investor friendly RE agent - Many agents, especially ones that are established, have a system in place to track down property owners.

What a contractor does and how well the perform their work for you, stay within your established budgets and schedule will affect you emotionally and financially so they are very very important in your life.