Thanks for the reply @Arlan Potter I was thinking more along the lines of hiring a GC as an employee and relying heavily on them.

Keep in mind, I also participate heavily in all of the above in addition to business development.Compliance is a big issue for PM's.

Some markets, such as Memphis, have been so heavily influenced by the recent swell of investors, it might become saturated pretty soon.

Recent internet searches of the economy of this town point to the underwhelming economy, which is heavily tied to oil and gas.  

The bank will authorize (accept) the S.S. or not and it's a long time in being resolved, heavily depending upon the portfolio of the mortgage holder. 

Investors such as myself and lenders heavily discount if not wholly IGNORE the revenue from the park owned homes. 

The wife and I have been heavily contemplating the idea of moving out of our house into my guest house on the property and renting the main house.

If you have MLS access you should be able to pull up the dimensions and zoning...if you don't have MLS access I would suggest linking up with someone that does.If you need assistance feel free and reach out as I invest heavily in that area. 

Lean heavily on your land broker, they will have the best knowledge of the markets, they know the builders, they know what the builders will pay per lot, and what their appetite is for new lots.

Interesting strategy @Ruben Torres, I'd have to say that it would definitely be more motivation to get your offer in front of the seller and weigh it more heavily.