Framing it that way could really help attract the right buyer pool.I’d say now it’s about making that path forward as clear as possible for those buyers.

The best way to attract quality tenants is to buy quality properties.

All, I wanted to see if any owners of RV parks could share some recommendations for RV listing/advertising sites.We are specifically trying to attract more snowbirds and wanted to solicit any opinion on such sites as: https://rvlife.com or www.goodsam.comAs they worth the trouble/money?

The idea of showing the property in relation to nearby attractions is a great suggesstion. 

Often times, folks find what they feel is a great deal, then work backwards, hoping the market is good enough for them to cashflow.Beyond a broader market, I would look for specific attractions where you can see the historical data of yearly visitors.

Those kinds of areas will attract worse tenants, have higher turnover and attract non paying tenants.

Some people look for expertise, others expect you to be just a "go'fer".You will find you can't be everything to everybody, nor should you.Like attracts like, so figure out the target market you want to work with and focus on attracting them and avoiding the rest.

Joshua, I would reconsider purchasing a property in a neighborhood where vacant properties attract druggie squatters.

There is a view of Griffith Observatory from that height so believe this will attract renters and, along with the luxury finishes, attract a luxury rental rate.Anyways, from a build cost perspective it doesn't add much as a % of the total project (hence why its worth doing).