@Jal Singh Couple more options for Title Insurance (I'm in a similar situation with a property I purchased via Tax Auction and am now selling): http://www.michigantitle.com/ http://www.title-check.com http://www.chicagotitle.com Regarding taxes (and a ton of other great info) check out this site: https://is.bsasoftware.com/BSA.IS/default.aspx Ferndale is free to lookup (some municipalities have fees) so just plug in the address and check out the details.

It has a reputation for being extremely liberal, so most of the rights are slanted to the Tenant not the landlord.

If you don't have a whole bunch of properties, you can manage yourself, at least until you network with other investors who can point you in the direction of a reputable PM.

It's a pet peeve of mine, that's all.Robert Kiyosaki has said over and over the story is true (albeit I'm sure minor details were changed to provide privacy).

Ryan, would you mind sharing a few of the details about the park?

I'll try to answer in more detail later but my first question would be what is your plan B if plan A doesn't work?

And to determine the profits (cap rate, etc.) you have to know more details about the numbers associated with the property.Good luck!

The devil is in the details and you can very quickly get bogged down in them when adding square footage.

Thing is, of course, there are a few hoops to jump through, but first let me get into some details.

If they want more details, we go do a drive-by.Find someone in any local market you can trust, they are not hard to find and you will probably have some trial and error.