The host has to decide what their unfair advantage in the market is going to be (location, pool, hot tub, amazing view, high-speed network, great for families, close to everything, themed house, etc) and market to that.Mike

So long as you are a Trustee/Beneficiary of that Trust, you are still on title, so if they try to give you crap about it, it is very easy to prove that.A better way would be to get a non-recourse loan, then QCD to the trust, but the pricing for non-recourse has yet to recover from what I've seen in the lending market so far.I don't have any experience or insight into a JRT... or what the advantage would be over an entity when doing JV...Cheers!

their only advantage is if someone parks bad enough that the remaining spot can only fit a golf car sized vehicle.  

This can be a huge advantage, especially if you’re looking into fix-and-flip strategies or even short-term rentals to generate quick equity.Mentorship: Connecting with an investment group or finding a mentor might be helpful as you navigate financing options and new strategies.

We aren't in the exact same situation, but they took advantage of my hearing impared disabled husband and we cannot get this resolved.

The one item I see on your list is that you are planning on park owned homes, on paper that looks like a good idea, but I think that gets away from the advantage of owning a MHP. 

Don’t think you’d get away with that.I’d have he read the pamphlet, get some local help and remind her in the future, there is no advantage to not telling the landlord as soon as she knows she’s not staying next time.

Hi and thanks for reading. I've inherited property in Park Slope, Brooklyn via a trust. Unfortunately, the person who left it to me had Alzheimer's and the property insurance lapsed. I have an application for new insu...

One of the great advantages for CA investors also reduces one of the largest expenses over time for lazy landlords. 

The appreciation and extra income are great benefits, and by holding onto it, you can take advantage of the 2.5% interest rate and $2000/month cash flow while avoiding capital gains taxes.Instead of selling or converting the duplex into condos, consider using your HELOC or a home equity loan to buy or build your new single-family home.