Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I like it a lot of my vendors move the inventory in 30 to 90 days so we are only paying sometimes as low at 90 to 150 for insurance per home.Now if your going to keep it a full year or more this is not always the most cost effective.. but it works for a quick and dirty solution.I used Foremost over the years for my MHParks that I owned.. they insruaed the crappy trailers in said parks LOL

Thomas, I'm developing a flex/warehouse park right now in GA.

Make sure you have proper signage up in the parking lot.

Look into neighborhoods like Jefferson, West Park and Boulevard, Brooklyn Center, Old Brooklyn, and Newburgh Heights.

Another strategy I like is finding a home with plenty of extra parking and renting the space on neighbor for RV parking.

We had an older lady tenant complain that the NEW girl who moved in was 'entertaining' & taking up visitor parking.

Utility charge backs / RUBSAssigned parking spot rentals (vs unassigned first come first served)Vending machinesPet feesCommon facilities reservations / rentals (eg party rooms, etc)LaundryStorage rentals

Don't be careful when doing a flip in a single family neighborhood that's near a tailor park.

Situation: Tenant is at the local park (not on site at the rental property) and the dog bites someone... are you aware the property owner will be named in the lawsuit?