Or you can limit it to small breeds, etc.The only pets that you must take are Service Animals... and some legit ESAs.

You would want to be able to cover a major expense without using that ideally but you can in a pinch.Don't overlook dollars to pick up pennies; a mutually beneficial seller finance deal for a good property is an amazing opportunity and I would put my energy into that first.

I would check with them to see what breeds are banned.

Appraisers are a dying breed when it comes to getting Max value on your home most of them are afraid to go over and above due to avoid being red flagged or challenged on value/comps.  

We are buying everything we can in certain parts.

We've also used foam in a can in hard to reach areas and contained the foam around the pipes by using larger diameter pvc piping encased around the existing pipe...just need to split the pvc pipe long ways to get it onto the existing pipe and make sure to fill the void area in between.  

I have noticed a similar trend that the new breed of buyers/investors are not the get rich quick types. 

But to get you started, a few inexpensive items you can implement to improve the park quickly - create good rules and regulations for the park and enforce the "No Pay, No Stay" policy; improve the road frontage with a white 3 rail fence and new sign; do not allow dangerous breed dogs.After that, find the money for MHU Boot Camp and attend :)

I'm going to network as much as I can in Cheyenne, find as many reputable handy man/plumbers etc and manage when I move to my next location.

I would be more than happy to see if I could somehow add some value to someone near me to bounce ideas off of and simply soak up as much as I can in exchange for whatever I may be able to assist in so that I can start taking action in a dedicated direction.