(in most markets, your market may be different).Because of the MANY new lending regulations it can be hard to imposable for a buyer to get a owner occupied loan to buy your homes from you when you eventual liquidate. meaning you are selling to cash buyers and investors only.

I'm in a crazy situation, but not so crazy that I can't overcome it eventually.

I have forgotten to ask him for comps before agreeing to a deal though I do eventually put those in my files.   

Eventually could have a brokerage.

I'll eventually get a degree but I absolutely can't do the slow pace and boring professors.

Running social media pages for realtors, purchasing rental properties, and eventually vacation properties. 

Check their website.Park management of a park with all park owned homes, starts with rapid conversion to a rent credit system (search here and on MHU) where the occupants are headed toward owning the homes and eventually will just be paying lot rent.  

Eventually they will all come out and not be able to get back in.  

So, the money to repay your lenders or those cash advances has to come from somewhere else.If you're persistent with your marketing, learn about property values, and learn about rehab costs you may eventually find a deal that will make you some money. 

You can't put that 5% in your pocket because eventually you will be required to pay those capital expenses just to keep the property performing.