You can be a good human and business person at the same time.Just my 2 cents.

If you're going to go the "detached apartment" model, then be aware that: 1) you will have a very hard time selling the park at the end of the movie (so you may be stuck with it forever) 2) you will have a hard time getting a loan on it as 99.9% of banks would put value on the homes 3) your expense ratio will be much higher as mobile homes need a ton of repair and maintenance to keep humans in them under habitability laws 4) your management stress will be exponentially higher.That being said, I think of the guy with a park in Alabama that has 100 lots with 100 POHs (100% park-owned homes).

This guy is a horrible example of a human being.

PM's are human and overlooking a fridge dimension seems such a minor error and the cost to fix was only $65.

(Being human, I’m just as likely to be wrong on predictions and timing as most other people of course.)So I think you should definitely just focus on what’s best for your own situation and “get a piece on the board” with a house hack if the numbers are acceptable to you, and then reevaluate where the market is, and you are, after that.

You clearly have human power on your side in terms of numbers.

For my money I'd rate buying from a human as WAY less risky than buying from a bank (after a human who failed to pay their debts was pried from the house and it sat for some number of months or years before the bank disposed of it).   

This is almost uncharted territory we may be heading into but I'm putting hope in the genius that God (not being religious here) gave humanity that we will find a solution and use out creative abilities to weather this storm and also help others.

Many families have a human ATM. 

There is NOTHING I don't know about the human body.