And really no one does because there is not a substantive body of case law.   

We do have comparable entities in Mortgage Investment Corporations (MICs), but their operations are a little different (naturally as the legal and regulatory framework are different).

@Tyler Bodi.

Even if those items turned out to be good, you will still have to find homes, move them in, set them up, do the necessary renovations, sell homes (and conform to all the regulatory requirements) and do all the renovations to the park, the roads, etc, before you have any income coming from the park. 

The general public needs a governing body to oversee this stuff to protect the public's interests.

I’m not coming from a place of desperation, I truly love my job but I need something else because the road life is hard on the body.

To be a successful realtor:1.) be seen, be useful 2.) go to work consistently 3.) go to work even if you don’t feel great4.) define work5.) take a family day or day off every week6.) do not be afraid of asking simple or seemingly stupid questions.7.) work hard until you learn how to work smart8.) put your clients needs before your fears.9.) surround your self with the most successful people you can find and/or people that make you a happier more loving person.10.) take care of your body and mind.Best of luck my friend

Wouldn’t it make sense to have solid stable 10% on your money when every body else is panicking and losing here soon. ?

It prevents electrocution by current flowing through a persons body, instead of back through the circuit.

I might assume ~$5-10k of upfront capital improvements needed that would be primarily for upgrades to meet regulatory requirements for a daycare, plus about the same for cash reserves before the cash flows begin.