Hey BP,I've been thinking recently on a topic that surprised me when I realized I had kind of thought this way my whole life and that is - going across the river to Illinois.To be more specific, I grew up in O'Fallon.

And like I said earlier I only to door knock very specific people. 

But that doesn't mean you are discriminating and it doesn't mean you would be found guilty.You are offering a reward to a specific group of people that are not a protected class.

They are going to give you the best advice that will work specifically with your strategy and your goals.

Hey Account Closed is right, you need to start with your investing goals and criteria and then you can narrow down your specific target areas. 

You’ll want to ensure all RV sites have adequate and working hookups along with amenities (bathhouse specifically) to accommodate short term stays if an option.You will likely have someone in the community run day to day operations, because it can be a cash business you need someone you can trust but always monitor the books!

And even in this case there are specific rules that you must keep in mind.Travel costs incurred before establishing a business, e.g., purchasing a property, are capitalized to the basis of the property once you buy it (in some situations some costs would be classified as start-up costs and amortized).If you never establish a business, e.g., never purchase a property, in a given area, then travel costs to that area are simply personal expenses that you may neither deduct nor capitalize.

I'm looking for wording for my leases regarding pest control (specifically bed bugs).

This is the biggest challenge in long distance investing- I'd recommend you start interviewing again, and in your agreement with a new PM, very specifically line out what your communication and service expectations are so that there is no misunderstanding from the get go.  

Just my 2 cents - but a license isn't really necessary to make money in this game.Yes, you will have to work for a broker for either a specific amount of time, or you will have to close some amount of deals before you can get a broker license -this varies by state, so check your local division for the requirements.So... are you asking about the financial costs?