I’m not just a REALTOR®, I’m a gardener and an avid cook, so this news isn’t resonating with me, as I prefer gas to electric cook tops.

Most long term parks require tenants to fully skirt their RV (so look for skirted units) and most tenants who really are staying long term will build an addition, deck or patio, install a storage shed, create a garden, and show other evidence that they have made this their permanent home.With that established, you can underwrite an RV park similar to a mobile home park if the above description of long term tenants is present at the park.

If you are looking for "Hardish" money, some that I've seen people have success with would be Spring Garden Lending or Elfant Pontz.

I also hear Spring Garden lending is good too. 

You could talk to iFundPhilly or Spring Garden Lending.

Try spring garden lending in philly.

Updated hVAC lines (insulated flex duct), built a raised Garden (later adding a shed pulled from an other project 5 doors away that I acquired and sold Wholesale).

I am interested buying a short term vacation rental in the Myrtle beach area and looking for advice in a host of areas.Here is some background:-first time STVR investor-investment property but plan to use personally with my family a few weeks / weekends a year-being bought / titled in a family trust, will diversify other assets and provide a place we can enjoy-looking in the garden city beach or Surfside beach areas-looking for at least 5/5+ bed / bath, 2500+ sq ft, preferably bigger for my large family-looking to be ON or near the beach- budget up to low $1M range-expect to pay cash but can finance up to $400k-plan to hire a property manager as I live in Virginia Here are some questions:-better to pay more and be on the beach or less and be across the street?

 #3 garden units can be the difference between a building cash flowing and not cash flowing, but most of the time they are not built very well.

I think you could get the material for a gabion wall that would be more attractive, not toxic, maybe create a garden area rather than grass that you have to mow.