It seems that you are transparent so you get a fat ol "good job" check!

told wife someone stole my trailer, she said call sheriffs office,  I went to look at the video, the week before  there was a little fat guy that looked very similar to me. driving my truck that drove off with it. 

The owner of the park sold the whole thing shortly thereafter.Moral of the story, even though those cabins might be new, someone else in your area might be renting out furnished houses that are older but bigger than the cabins, and the houses have better amenities like a full 4 burner stove (not a hotplate that's in a cabin), washer/dryer, cable, faster WiFi, better location, bigger beds, etc. 

12- Sell and CelebrateNegotiate the sales price, go to the closing, and collect your big fat check :).

I put them on the back burner.

If you set your priorities on investment properties and place the SFH on the back burner for a few years you will be financially far further ahead in 5-10 years down the road.

To take it to an extreme (for demonstration purposes) if I put an $18K Viking 10-burner range/stove in a $100K home I'm not going to get $18K+ value.

Looks like there's asbestos on the oil burner so have it checked out.  

One of those big fat tax guides with an index at the library or bookstore, Lassiters, etc might point you in the right direction.

I just make sure to get a fat deposit.