On top of that, if the buyer stops paying both home and lot rent, the buyer will have two entities putting pressure on them for the money instead of it falling on my shoulders alone.In any event, whether the buyer directly pays the lot rent or the mobile home seller is responsible, the formula is the same.

@David FantellWelcome to the site.Sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders.

My recommendation for an area with a greater amount of inventory would be Philadelphia, especially since the shoulder season is upon us. 

It shows you're really serious about RE investing and puts you over the shoulder of the deal as its happening.

But on my order page my personal phone number has always been there along with my proper email.That's the beauty of the internet, some random dude with a chip on his shoulder can join a forum such as this, come in bash me, then go back to hiding.I don't mind someone bashing me... but I think it's pretty cowardly when someone bashes me, then won't even respond when I try to make it right.Reminds me of those squirmy punk's on the playground when we were kids... they run up, say their piece, then go hide behind the teacher.For the record my phone number is clearly posted on my order page if you need me.

Specifically, shoulder season this year (Mar-May) seems be lower than 2021 … so it will be interesting to see how summer performs vs the pandemic years.

If you cant shoulder that you shouldn't be buying rentals IMO.

Does anyone know the width and depth of a motor home hook up space?

They may require the building widths and turn arounds to accommodate a fire truck, depending.f.

Plus when they see what technology we put into a property and the investment we make and how we take care of the property we are already head and shoulders above any "regular" tenant.