However, a few things I would suggest to give you a better perspective is: 1) Talk to property management companies in the area to see if they operate in the area and/or have comments on tenants in the area, 2) Speak to a few banks to understand how they would lend on this property, 3) Scan Zillow/craigslist and other listing sites to understand the rental market for listings...

Check past home values and rental rates using sites like Zillow and Realtor.com or local house market reports.

Get the go-to guide for thorough interviewsSeeyou around the site!!!

When you are on sites that say for rent, lease to own.

They pick me up, drive around the block, do the exchange and drop me back off hahaha Too complicated bro.

Development costs will often be the biggest hurdle, meaning: sell the land you have and buy an existing park, campground, rv park and "upgrade"/ convert the sites to tiny home compatible. - and you'd be ahead.

As an experienced investor having access to cash with minimal restraints, regulations, complicated rulesets, and fees is very important IMO.  

I was just scrolling on Google and ran across the site and thought I'd give it a try.

Not a lot of info on their site, and their marketing team is pretty aggressive.

It digs in a bit more than just what you can find on some of the various sites.