Hello Reid.I wanted to do the same thing myself in one of my parks, but currently the general belief is that the revenue generated isn't enough to justify work on machines (constant maintenance) and the issues it can bring with people outside of the park using it as an excuse to hang out and be up to no good.If you live nearby and are able to fix the machines yourself it may be worthwhile (may not be best use of your time). 

Also, straight-line depreciation all but totally eliminates capital gains on most income generated from rental properties.

Plus the trades are aging fast and many will retire and we have a generation of college kids come up who can't tell a 2x4 from a 2x8.Sub 300k inventory (in our market) is the lowest and limited to existing homes - the cost of land, materials and labor force builders into the 400-600 range, so starter homes are like bit-coin: finite supply.Wrapping it all up I dont believe we will see an economic slow down have significant impact on the RE markets - at least certainly not to the tune for 2008.

First off, it's only a problem for you if it generates a complaint to whatever board/committee/agency oversees these things, and that complaint usually rests with an interested party (either the actual property owner or a tenant of the property).

Should be good for a laugh but make sure you provide all of it otherwise it may back fire on you.Millennials, the entitled generation. 

It is my firm belief that each real estate tax bill in Illinois generates a minimum base charge before they calculate the taxes. 

I'd suggest an ozone generator they work great for removing smells including smoke from units.

I am just starting off in Real Estate and I am interested in getting advice from those who have used social media to generate leads.

Again the property is what I want, and worth what I would offer on it, but if I could generate some income in the mean time that would be great. 

I am wanting to get into buy and hold real estate in order to generate passive income and create a prosperous future for myself.