In a mobile home park, most of the value is in the underground infrastructure, roads, landscaping, amenities, pools, fencing, pads, utility pedestals, etc, while only a small portion of the value comes from a building, like a clubhouse or laundry facility.

(On a scale of: "People would book my place regardless" to "Dockage is an absolute must I'd be vacant without it")- same question about a pool? 

(2) I have a Section 8 applicant and know that I am required to include them in the applicant pool, are the laws around do I have to prioritize section 8 tenant?

This isn’t necessarily correlated to 1 bed vs 3 bed, but is property specific Objectively speaking, I do believe that 3 beds are much more marketable and have the highest amount of potential attention/tenant pool. 

The best parks have active staff out there every day dealing with trash, lawns, pools, etc.

CIREA, as @Sunny Chen mentioned, is a great resource. 

Since MFHs are primarily targeted towards investors, this narrows down the potential pool of buyers.

Quote from @Sunny A.: Hi Marc, it can depend upon lot of factors like exact location, basement, garage, outdoor space, finishes etc.In general, right now, I see house going in range of 350k-400K.

I am looking to create a system which will allow me to analyze and choose markets more efficiently.I want to have a pool of resources/websites that I follow step by step so for example, 1: Check the housing prices, 2: Check the population, 3: Unemployment rate, etc... and then I will pull this data from the websites that provide it and keep going down the checklist.

I am looking for an alternative financing solution to have a pool installed in an investment property.