really the only thing in common with them is the homes are Mobile.MHP much easier to manage day to day.RV park lots of management issues also with RV the chems in the RV's are strong and it can affect how you deal with Grey water and sewage.. many RV parks though turn into MHP if the authorities just let the RVS stay and never move..

Click here to know what is going on and what is going to be required.The list of inspections is pretty exhaustive and covers a lot of things within the building and sanitary codes.The city believes that it has a problem with many older buildings being in disrepair and not maintained by the owners.The owners/landlords have issues with the city because they believe the city is overstepping its authority and does not have the right to inspect the buildings.In the middle, we have the tenants who should have clean and safe apartments to live in.

You aren't "dead in the water" by any means.However, there's a piece here we don't know - how much do you owe on the property?  

You aren't even considering the taxes, and capital gains increases in these areas too.

Specific for the Atlanta Housing Authority, you have to attend the landlord/property manager training session to even accept a section 8 tenant.

If your parents are financially responsible with strong credit, get added as an authorized user on their account.

The area is rife with well issues, roads can be sketchy...There aren't many places for sale in that specific area - https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/19077-Choctaw-Rd-Bend-OR-...That is one place that could work, but you would be looking at 250k to bring it up.

But you aren’t in short sale world yet.

Great book is on this is "The Price of Tomorrow" I think the Author Jeffery Booth makes a solid case (probably much to optimistic) for the technologists. 

If you aren't disciplined with what you already have, you won't be disciplined with anything new.