Some people will not have any problem with this but there are others that may be elderly or have mobility issues where this could cause concern.We want to tell tenants as soon as possible so they can make plans, if needed. 

My backyard has been used for a family members wedding in the past, but I'm not sure about the liability of having someone I don't know that well use my back yard for their wedding.They could have a huge wedding tent set up, have the mobile bathrooms parked, and have all the caterers operating in my backyard.Has anyone tried this or have any advice as to if this is practical?

So I made more money during the crash & set me up to do syndications down the road & now buying mobile home parks & silver to prepare for next recession.

Even through the numbers worked, I'm concerned about depreciating value of the mobile home, and saving up cash for refinancing. 

And both units were vacant for over a year (though the PM in question had only been managing for roughly 5-6 months - prior to them they had a previous PM who stopped PMing multi-family properties so she could run a mobile home park instead)!

SackettMultifamily & Mobile Home Park Investor

I run a mobile home-buy/sell for payments business on the side so I am familiar with purchase/closing docs and have a rehab team that is strong and dependable.

You also have access to a bunch of different options that most people can't do on their own such as self storage, mobile home parks, retail, triple net lease, etc.

@Ben Kahle it’s not very innovative, but for assets that size we build a bank of parcel lockers using various sizes of something like this:https://www.mailboxes.com/mobile/products/4c-horizontal-mailbox-10-door-high-unit-37-1/2-inches-double-column-stand-alone-parcel-locker-4-pl5s-front-loading-usps-access/It’s much more affordable than the Amazon Hub and other similar high tech solutions.

3.Plan every detail in advance (as much as possible)Even if you have a very competent contractor and architect, unless you have a dedicated project manager (we did not), it’s critical to know and plan every detail in advance—or be prepared for unexpected delays.