OR WA CA all suck when it comes to evictions so its really incumbent on the landlord to be uber careful.. and why as many stated these laws that are so pro tenant are going to further hurt those that are marginalized and or on the Poverty level spectrum with bruise or bad credit etc..

It takes on topics that are very important to people who are on opposite sides of the spectrum.

Assuming the inside is nice with good design, probably looking at $25-40k, and I’d venture to go on the lower end of that spectrum, again, given no view.

On the other end of the spectrum is some massive log homes.

In California, there is an annual franchise tax of $800 to maintain your LLC, which is on the high end of the spectrum; whereas Florida only charges $138 per year.

On the opposite end of the spectrum are passive real estate investors, those who want to invest in real estate but don’t want to deal with the hassles of being a landlord.

I don't have feel-good butterflies when I drive by, but my ROI's stay very high  My business partner is on the opposite end of the spectrum than me, he happily forfeits cash flow and overall return to feel better about his investments.

But Aurora is more than just East Colfax, in fact it's actually larger than Denver itself (in land area), and contains an extremely wide spectrum of neighborhoods from swanky-modern new urbanism to housing projects to suburban McMansions to trailer parks.

However, there is a case for RV parks that more closely mimics a MH park when the location is appropriate for a full time living solution.The nature of RV parks can also vary across a wide spectrum.

Another funny note about the experience...there are persons in there seeking building permits that represent companies building sky scrapers, wheeling in loads of plans on one side of the spectrum, then there's me who is looking to build a 24x24 detached garage on the other side of the spectrum.