There are two ways to value a mobile home park. 

If it is a 2/2 perhaps 8.Adding beds is a fine line between maximizing the space without crowding it and keeping it a reasonable ratio to the other features of the house like parking, seating space, bathrooms, etc.However, just because you add a bed does not mean you need to up your occupancy. 

Looking to get into mobile home parks, does anyone have experience in that area? 

Also, let me know if you know someone looking to park some capital for RE investments; Specifically Residential Assisted Living in TX.  

Tents in National Parks in DC.

To provide a bit more context:- the first floor is a parking garage with concrete block walls and stucco siding- the second floor - the first habitable floor) is having significant water seep into the back wall (stick framing, stucco siding).

I find it hard to believe a parcel has in-place zoning that would allow for an Airbnb use, RV park and a wedding venue.

I invest mostly in Waukegan, Beach Park and Libertyville.

Returns of items that don't work/ don't fitSmoke and carbon detectors $100If you really want to make the garage an ADU ask the planning desk now and research if you need separate electric panel - do you need certain parking set backs or a carport?

Hi @Dylan BenkeI am also born and raised in San Diego (Bay Park) and currently live in Little Italy.