Not sure if it would be in the X or AE flood zone - I'm still looking for a good lot.If I went with the AE flood zone the elevation of the home wold have to be around 9'-11' and I'd want cement pillars. 

The bridge is in rough shape and the engineering firm I had looked at it said that it would only support the weight of a pickup truck but would not support the weight of a cement truck or larger weights required for development or required by the fire marshal.

It’s was like $100 of pvc rest was labor and $5 of cement.

Most foundations in Baltimore are cement or at least stone and they are below grade, so I don't understand why you would need to replace a foundation.

You have to decide if your willing to pay for empty lots (what's the condition of electrical, water, sewer, cement pad etc at these empties) and the Value of the park owned homes.

I will never do roofing, drywall, cement flatwork, or gutters ever again.Everything else is fair game. 

Blocks in a cement pad are harder to move than a stake.

Have my eye on a 2 lot package in a desirable area.On lot had a mobile home which has been removed but there is a cement pad still.

With washer and dryer there is more value.More value = more rent.Just like painted cement floors and hard wood floors.

A lot of cement backer board and older galvanized pipes can clog easy.