no way possible to answer this question... you need to be a little more specific.like whats it zonedwhere is it at just minor details like that if you want some helpful hints.land can be great or it can be only worth what someone will pay for it to go camping on it or run a cow or two.

Awesome cash cow.

The book is basically what every MBA spends 2 years or so studying about cash flow, condensed into 200 or so easily-digested pages.

Thanks... yea I still have a lot of information to digest before I make my first move I thought house hacking was more than 2 units.

They know how to find every little thing and know what stuff cost to get done, but you should always be able to get it done for slightly less (10%).Its more work to "set up a team", but holy cow is it an amazing feeling to have a routine to most aspects of your business.

@James Masotti that gave me plenty to digest, appreciate that mentality shift and giving concepts rather than a cliche one-liner.

Instead of using a mobile home park as your example it gets a little easier to digest if you think of doing this to a single family rental or half of a duplex.  

Since then I've been reading and digesting as many podcasts, posts, webinars etc from BiggerPockets that I can get a hold of.

I am in CO we have few properties in Denver area but due to high prices I am willing to try out of state rental.

The cash flow looked really good so it would've been a nice cash cow.