Is your soil the type that tends to "Settle" after the line is in, requiring a re-dig and an adjustment to get rid of bellies in the line, or is it considered stable.Are you allowed to oversize the line a little for a small upcharge?

Thats why big wholesalers have dedicated buying agents so they can go do the Belly to belly thats the most effective.

@Jay Bell I don't think my account has been transferred.

My belly is swollen from all the fresh fruit I've been devouring lately :-).

Is the juice worth the squeeze from a business perspective?

And I'm thinking over here that if you could find a mhp either going belly up or in distress due to poor management or owner who don't give a fancy rat backside about the park then what would stop you from allowing tiny homes on one part with regular mh on the other, the infrastructure is all ready there.

All in all though, I guess it comes down to the question, "is the juice worth the squeeze?"

The bodies are starting to surface, with some of these groups recently going belly-up.Google "Applesway".

The angle I was coming from was more of the is the juice worth the squeeze to self manage or should I take a slight monetary loss for a potentially large gain in time. 

I wouldn't be surprised if they go belly up.