I can't help but to think that most sellers are ditching their property because they have some underlying issue with it; an issue that will be very costly in the future.

My guys that lay the sod and digging irrigation ditches are getting $10/hr.I hope this help.

We'd hate to have seen this little gem fall into disarray.Bottom line, we're ditching our property management company.

Once you've fixed it up and rented it out for 6 months - 1 year, you can find someone to refinance it under a traditional mortgage (do that ahead of time) so you can ditch the hard money or whatever loan you used to acquire it. 

If they have a ditch on your side of the road, you'll need a culvert.I notice it also says this is a site built, manufactured, or modular home subdivision.

The more people you have to having living there to pool income enough to qualify, the more unstable it is....... all it takes is one to bail and then things can go downhill fast......As landlord you want stable, long term tenants that at the first "bump in the road" the car wont go veering off into the ditch and burst into flames.....

If a small ditch or valley build a pond for scenic.  

I would ditch the co-host.

You don't want to pay them too little or too infrequently that they ditch the project all together.Agree before hand and if hes an honest guy, tell him the importance of finishing the job earlier.

I grew up in central South Dakota and ditched town shortly after high school.