If there is enough demand and the quality is sufficient, some enterprising souls will figure out how to make it work (they already have to transport and store cranes and other large construction equipment).Will be interesting to see what the next 10 or 20 years have in store.

AZ doesn't seem too have as much soul shifting so you may be ok there.

Driving in them is enough to challenge the heartiest soul. 

Its a decent job, pays well and I don't do much of anything, but as I mentioned before the 9-5 hurts my soul.

They say confession is good for the soul so here goes.....my CPA suggested that I could qualify as a 'real estate professional' and take advantage of the very favorable IRS tax treatment which accrue to investors with that designation.

Let me elaborate a little..I bought 10 units in this spot, I'm buying them for pennies on the dollar, because the last landlord could not run a business to save his soul, thus he was slum lording in an area that's very-very nice, rents are $300-$400 under market.

You have to do some soul searching to decide what return you absolutely have to get and what your criteria for a park are. 

Would a kind, gentle, and experienced soul rain some wisdom and light on this?

If a tenant lies to you, do you think they are some plucky soul, or do you think a bit worse about them?

However, just like a gear, constant grinding will eventually lead to wear out.Hitting the reset button, when needed, is a great way to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul.