Roads paved?  

They passed a requirement of permeable space per unit that is absolutely insane, in short you'd have to buy the neighboring house and turn it into an empty lot. 

In brief here's the guidelines I would say are paramount:Class A Properties: these are very fixture and marketing specific and require an advanced skillset and market knowledge so if you are buying a Class A fixer upper it's a different discussion entirely - I am assuming you are not working with that property type.Class Bs: In fixing a Class C to a B or renovating a Class B you want to work with the aspirations of the buyer - they want the Class B to look as much like a Class A as possible so my earlier point of choosing one Class A feature applies - infinity pool, paved lanai, feature wall, upmarket appliances etc.

Demolition, grading, underground utilities and asphalt paving.

They will use income approach to influence their evaluation, but also pull lot rents from surrounding parks, factor in your water and sewer situation, paved vs gravel roads, condition of homes (even if you don't own them), etc. 

The 1 at $157k had a paved drive way and stone on the mid way up the front of the houses.

If she is open to a conversation and is curious it has paved the way to more interesting discussions.I have also talked to hear about a Roth IRA once she is old enough and the benefits to the long term growth if she starts really early.I have had her do some investing/finance simulators for kids, that she enjoyed. 

Tearing up and paving the woods and grasslands compromises the natural systems that rapidly return water to the atmosphere, increasing the likelihood of future floods for miles around.

There is TONS of road construction underway so if you are looking at properties near a highway check with city planning to make sure they won’t be planning on paving through your front yard.

I am trying to understand the need for Managers at a Mobile Home Park.Assume:Off Site/Out of State/Out of Country/Outer Space InvestorOnly leasing land - no rental units.Tenants responsible for paying own utilitiesPayment POBox or bank located nearby and handled remotely.Landscaping shows up or doesn't get paid but is an outsourced vendor, same with garbage.Road needs to be paved x times every y years..Then what do you need a manager for?