Quote from @Mark Miles: Quote from @Derek Layton: I'm leaning towards investing in an RV park, but I want to go into it with eyes wide open.For those of you who currently own or have previously owned RV parks, I’d love to hear your honest take on the downsides or unexpected challenges of this asset class.

If something catches my eye I dive into the numbers, drive by it, or walk the property with an agent.Everyone has a system (ours is basic) but it's what works for us right now. 

We are actively seeking to partner with experienced teams where we can contribute our technical knowledge, eye for detail, and commitment to quality execution while continuing to grow our expertise in real estate investing.I’d welcome the opportunity to connect and learn more about how I can support your team’s goals and bring value to your projects.Sincerely,Joe

Quote from @John Litz: Seeing exactly what you are saying, plenty of price drop notifications but they are small just to boost eyes on the listing.

To build those connections, jump into local REI meetups, look for investor-friendly agents, lenders, and property managers, and keep an eye on threads here for people in your target market. 

but I've strongly considered moving to Cleveland and house hack for a year, the book almost writes itself, but it's difficult moving middle school kids around for RE dreams.I plan to take the equity and purchase more properties in northeast Ohio focusing on MTR/STR strategy, but I've had my eye on other areas great for MTR sticking with that strategy.

Definitely eye opening.

Beach properties always catch our eye, especially when the spread is strong and the resale potential is immediate.

I actually have my eye on a potential property right in my neighborhood.

A strong credit score, reliable income, and solid financial history reduce risk in the eyes of a lender.