It's something to watch 3...6 months from now, no one is immune to this (excuse the pun).I don't expect everything to be business as usual even when the death rate slows, there will have to be cutbacks by corporations and professionals to compensate for the losses.

Over the last few years the inflationary spiral makes it look like a automobile or manufactured home is appreciating, they are not.

I am not a park expert I have owned 3 of them.. and I have one now that was a tweaker village.... the amount of work for an owner to allow NON owners into a park and the risk of the park getting infected with riff raff is just too great... now as you state if your HUNGRY for any kind of rent you may over look that but if your a park owner and one that has pride in your asset .. then you want to keep it all owner occ..

Another market that will be hard hit is any community that makes automobiles or provides parts for automobiles.

Since it is not an apartment complex, I am less concern about infecting other tenants with a lax mentality. 

Since the homes act a lot like an automobile, they hold the title with a lien until the loan is satisfied in full and can repo in a much shorter time than it takes to foreclose on someone in a traditional home.So if you wanted to make your idea work there would be some substantial capital upfront (land, development, trailer acquisition, trailer upfit) before you might have a tenant.

(And don't think the USA has become immune from that!) 

We would only consider disclosing whether the building has a reported/confirmed infection but not the actual case.

So something I've recently added to my tenant screening/information collection is getting the make, model, plate, and VIN of my tenant's automobile. 

So IMHO, the following asset classes should be considered but with the assumption that a deal sponsor has 1) taken such asset class through a recession or two and 2) on a market by market basis: MHP, MFH, storage, medical offices with concentration on infection deceases, and assisted living.