They like any of you wouldn't need to be able to demonstrate the means they would be able to "raise" the money which in effect would allow some opportunistic tenant to raise their hand say they want to be the sole person to buy.

How are these risks accounted for in their financial models and what sensitivity analysis has been done to demonstrate how their margins of safety afford buffers needed? 

Even then, your cashflow is demonstrably affected.

A way that they demonstrate that is creative financing such as partnering or seller holding notes while another is to make additional income streams from a piece of hand that's used as storage by the previous owner. 

Normally they require a certain period of years for anything that isn't regular W-2 income because the period of years demonstrates stability/reliability.For example, I knew someone in the food service industry working part time and for tips.

But the goal here is to underwrite how you would expect the park to operate and see if that lines up with what the seller is demonstrating.

Mike,We all know rental properties have expenses...the point was to demonstrate the principal of a "snowballing" effect once you get one property mortgage free.And the "not so common" approach of getting rental properties mortgage free by design so one can live off the income faster.The minutae of the numbers is not as important as the concept.On that, I'm sure we can agree, eh?

We built our house from the ground up, so she uses it as a resume to be able to demonstrate her knowledge of renovations/capability in design.

She then claimed it was a service animal which clearly demonstrates she's simply trying to game the system to by-pass your pet policy.Then, she violates her lease by subletting to someone without your permission.

The option above gives you all the control of the funds...but sometimes showing a loan in this fashion demonstrates more protection to the lender (if you default they get the property).