@Sunjeeve Weerasinghe we have moved entirly to vinyl plank in our properties (and so have a lot of major builders) as you can get commercial grade with 30+ year wear layers on them, they are water proof, do not chip (though they can be cut or torn) and are quite a bit cheaper than tile. 

So I understand correctly you want to take a piece of land and develop it with mhp infrastructure (water, power, sewer and roads) then build tiny homes to sell to tenants who will then pay you lot space rent for the home. 

Purchase price: $340,000 Cash invested: $100,000 This is a Mother/Daughter with a water view - We rent it for over $3000 a month What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If you fall into one of those buckets that would be good information to include here, if you are looking for education that can actually hold some water you could obtain one of the bigger pm certificates, Certified Apartment Manager (CAM), Certified Property Manager (CPM), Master Property Manager (MPM).

., Inspect Mechanical items, Water Heater Age, Roof, and Appliances. 

The government put a temperature limit on them so you can hardly boil water.

I am selling my 3 bedroom house right now...it had no pool and was not as close to the water, but stayed booked easily with smaller groups.   

I took pair of keys and would scratch the sample pieces I had to see how resistant they were. 

How do buyers feel about not having the water and electrical turned on when checking out the property?  

We had to redo the sheetrock and remediate the water issue, increasing renovation costs to $12,000.