Sub 2 is good for short term, like buy, fix and resell. 

But, they are less 're-sellable' than residential.

There is not a lot if any money to be made reselling if you are buying at that price. 

@Bryan C.I would lend on a minor rehab, like fixing an outdated kitchen, $10K to $20K, quick resell, make 10% in 2 months, do it 5 times a year.Either you or a REI goes to expired listings, offer to buy house with dated kitchen or bathrooms, You give a note for equity, use your IRA for rehabFix and resellYou get your IRA money in 2 months plus 10%.

Obviously, if you resell the home then the new owner becomes obligated for the lot rent (presuming the buyer is approved by the park).

The super bonus here, is that 99% of the investors would walk past this deal. for you, your most likely outcome is that you make a little monthly cash and dont have your credit at risk  Better case is that your buyer pays for 10 years, and they walks away leaving you resell the house with equity in it the second time.To your successJosh

Obviously you want to be able to find deals to flip where the numbers work, but I am trying to get a feel for how to analyze that same market when you go to resell that jewel.

It will look great on there resell.

The size being one of them for both resell and renting. 

.- There are people who prefer to invest in areas where houses resell for $100K; there are others who prefer to invest in areas where houses sell for $1M+.