We got a ton of responses, the vast majority would reply "I'm interested", I would reply with a link to our application and I never heard from most of them again. 

Vast majority of folks i've encountered are regular Joe's who have a handful (or less) of properties.

Houston is big and one sub-market may be vastly different from another.

You gave them sufficient warning, they know the home is no longer vacant.

I've been evaluating a mobile home park with about 1/10 acre of land per pad.  Is this a typical amount of land a resident would expect? 

That being said it is possible to get a line of credit against provided there is sufficient equity. 

Only problem was that his numbers didn’t account for management, capex and sufficient maintenance costs (note, there is a big difference between looking at the prior year’s maintenance expenses versus an average year’s expenses – especially when the property is about to be sold!).

I verify their income is sufficient to pay the bills.

I can't wait to discover how I can provide value to the community so I can earn the right to all the vast knowledge on this site.

The vast majority of the time, I turn people down because I don't believe that they have what it takes to be successful, responsibly.