@Stanley Kong I just received 1 month notice in my duplex yesterday and I believe I will list for 1200, I try to Keep things clean and performing well and it will be at the top of the range with a monitored security system and dishwasher.

(% or fee based ) How do you monitor the property?

Seems like the broker either felt you were somewhat cryptic with your investment activities, could get distracted or doesn't want the headache of having to monitor and scrutinize your activities.

Owner financing can be a great deal but it can also mean the owner is not prepared to show you the full financials (they often done have them and under report income to the IRS) or there could be some 'surprise' infrastructure or other issues that an appraisal and professional inspections will uncover but a quick OF due diligence period might not.Definitely talk to city/county officials to see if permits are needed to operate the Park.  

This is why factors such as location isn't as important with 2nds, instead the major thing to look at and monitor is senior lien status.

Hello, add a Access control lock on the door, never will you have buy expensive locks or hire a lock smith, all you have to is issue a new key Fob, if your tenant looses or move, you just disable the key FOB assigned to that tenant,. and depending on unit size, and system that you install you can monitor entry and exit, of anyone with access.

I deal in the 10 unit and under space typically.Like @Joel Owens said though, in any market you have to have the infrastructure and know what you are looking for enough to be able to pounce on a deal immediately when one becomes available in your sweet spot.

I understand the draw of an RV park and the need for hook-ups, and tent campers are happy with community bathroom/shower--reducing infrastructure cost--but it takes an awfully long time to recoup the 30-35,000 all-in cost per Tiny House, especially if you calculate the modest additional income you'll make over just providing a pretty, rustic tent site.  

@Ken Graham  were do you people get your information" real estate commissions are made up of Brokers and REal estate agents." that statement is so ludicrous to show you totally have no clue.RE commissions are regulators that monitor RE brokers and agents activities and discipline them when they do wrong..

What is the age of the property and it's infrastructure (roof, water heaters etc?)