that's a high risk loan with little equity and very low interest The first item of business is to find out if it's real property or personal.The fact that there is a lot rent indicates it's not real property .

I agree that it provides a good indication of the asking rents in a given area.  

If the lease indicates that use of a washer/dryer is included in the rent, then the landlord has to honor the lease. 

I have also encountered some condominium complexes which indicate ventless dryers are required.They biggest problem we have encountered with ventless dryers is (re)educating tenants to think a little differently about how they do laundry.  

Your research indicates it may only fetch $125K at market.  

Are there any good indicators or resources to gauge the demand of rentals in the area?

You have given no indication as to the size of the deal, your experience, or your own financial resources.

Hi @Mike Flora, I think your original post indicated that you would be selling your relinquished property for $100,000 and not $160,000. 

However, I'm seeing numbers that may indicate SFRs may work better in this market.

Then the expense ratio rule of thumb (since you indicated tenants pay their own water ) is 30% ( if the park paid it, would be 40% rule of thumb) .