You have to put your eyes on whomever you are going to do business with and shake their hand. 

If on the other hand you’re renting both the pad site AND the mobile home, you’ve got yourself a business; albeit a business with a real estate investment component.  

Anything look totally off?

I’m talking:Showing up early, staying lateAssisting with deal analysisHelping with admin tasksIn return, I just ask for hands-on exposure to the underwriting and lending side of multifamily deals.

We’ll be self-managing our first couple of properties to stay hands-on and maximize cash flow while we get established. 

The Robert Family Insurance Agency Inc -California Fair plan (262) +  Aegis policy (733) + Umbrella 322 for 1M. total of 1317. 

But if you prefer a more straightforward, less hands-on approach, cash-out might be simpler and less stressful.Happy to chat more and help you weigh the options based on your goals and risk tolerance!

that is totally unrealistic return.. your going to blow your 15k and be very dissappointed why would they give you 50k profit deals just to sell you a 15k course.. ??? 

Yeah, I totally get why guests would want to see the place before booking, especially if they've had bad experiences before.

You clap your hands and say you 3X'd your money, which you kind of did.