Most park owners do not like to rent homes and due to current legalities it has become difficult to offer financing on a home.

The common areas are very attractive (swimming pool, BBQ, playground).I'm hoping I can get direction on a few things.First, if any BP members would like to offer sample rental agreements for rooms, that would be much appreciated.Second, is anyone familiar with the rental market in Bakersfield?

I know I will find more repairs once I look at it.It is up to date in taxes and I am going to offer to pay them as part of the down payment.

Your best option now is to offer a credit to the buyer when you get a signed contract and you will know in the future to wait and let the new buyer purchase them.

Easiest place to start is actually being interested in people and asking questions about them, who cares what you have to offer until you actually find out how you or someone else can help.

Another idea might be to offer an agent a flat fee and/or percentage of any deal you do that comes off MLS in exchange for their helping you with the MLS portion.Most Board of Realtors prohibit an agent/broker from giving free access to MLS for anyone other then a member.Check with agents in your area.

If so, I can help you determine the right price to offer.

Can't wait to experience what the firm has to offer.

If you're looking to offer significantly less than that, then there's certainly opportunity to make a deal work.Is this something you're trying to wholesale or purchase yourself below market value?

The quickest way to clear the park would be to offer to pay to have the homes moved; price will vary depending on what part of the country you are in and if the homes are single or double wides.