We also use chat and automation for follow-ups and common tenant questions. 

Will be utilizing a "slow BRRRR" strategy to renovate building and units over the next 6 months - 1 year.

My birth name is "Jon" which is too common.

That is the most common techinique for someone just starting out.  

We utilize a private lender now.

There's actually a conventional reinvestment incentive for buyers (primary, second homes, or investments) under $100k so that's super common on our end. 

Rion,That is common it is not complicated as long a the residential makes up 51% or more and the commercial unit is not for any boarding, transient, hotel or other. 

Whether you're aiming for rentals, flips, or something else entirely, you're in the right place to learn what works and avoid common pitfalls.Feel free to reach out anytime, always happy to talk strategy or share insights on funding options when the time is right.Wishing you a strong start,Drago

Aloha,I suppose it could vary by market, but in my experience, multi-family properties with a common entry point, and shared home rentals (bedrooms separate, with common, shared areas such as kitchen and bathroom) would have a set of clear House Rules tailored for that specific property.

I'm also new to MHP investing and wanted to share that The Mobile Home Park Investing podcast by Kevin Bupp and Charles Dehart has been very helpful with gaining knowledge in a wide amount of topics such as market selection, due diligence, common mistakes, and so much more.