This question is stemming from trying to find greater balance within the partnership in terms of capital committed.

Lots of people around us have had their wells go dry.

Get the area dried out as quickly as possible to avoid mold.

if it was a dry rental market and I wasn't getting good leads. 

Anytime there is a breakdown in a project it typically stems from a communication issue.

My venture into MH investing stemmed from my research into serving the influx of oil field housing needed in our local area here in south eastern Louisiana. 

I'd suggest watching the rainwater during a downpour to see obvious issues that you won't observe when it's dry.

Recently, I'm seeing good inventory drying up.  

But then again, sometimes the smallest clue in REI will alert one to keep their powder dry.

@Basit Siddiqi - I should have clarified the $50K break down:$32K for structural repair including replacing new beams, new walls, replace all ceiling joists (to get to code), stair case, peanut curb $15K for finish like plumbing, electrical, dry wall, kitchen install, bathroom install, flooring, paintThat is good advice on making a trip out to Jax.