No repairs made to park owned homes.  

Even if the street end looks like a fire truck could turn around, that is not the case when there are snow berms or a neighbor with a STR and 6 cars parked on the street. 

We don't have oceans to gaze at or mountains to ski or forests to watch wildlife....we have theme parks. 

Your parking is very limited, especially with the fire hydrant and no curb access around it. 

Certainly there are times in the market where commercial real estate experiences difficulties, but the default rate on commercial real estate, especially large multifamily, mobile home parks and self storage, is much less that a single family home.

Hi River, currently I'm looking for self storage and mobile home park. 

I'm based in Austin, TX and don't have anyone to refer folks to who might look in SLC or Park City. 

If I sell the home, I don't plan on doing anything with the proceeds other than parking it in a HYSA. 

Most of my clients purchase turnkey investment properties in areas like Old North, Merion Village, Southern Orchards, Old Towne East/King-Lincoln Bronzeville, Driving Park, North Linden, North Hilltop, Franklinton, Reynoldsburgh, and Hungarian Village.

Mobile homes can cash flow pretty well as long as the park fees aren't too high.In the Central Valley nice mobile homes sell for $60k and up, and section 8 can fund it, in Fresno a section 8 voucher for a 2 bed unit will pay up to $1604/month.