@Jingwen Dunford, in addition to what @Frank Rolfe mentioned, the transient nature of apartment tenants creates a much easier path to higher vacancy in apartments, while MHP tenants own their homes and tend to be "sticky" tenants.   

Good morning, BP.I've got a bit of a sticky question here.

@Douglas Rice Your profit-split is going to be different than the asset management duties. 

There are some "Sticky posts: at the top about how to find buyers. 

I walked into a 55k triplex with drop ceilings stained and falling down, rats fighting to get off sticky traps, no HVAC or separate utilities, and the back foundation dropped so much the floor buckled.

If you are compensating your tenant for their work in the form of a rent discount, it could get sticky depending on the tenant.

Lowlands are great for rice and soy but flooding is bad for homes.

This is usually where things get sticky.

The floor in the kitchen was sticky (think spilled Sprite) and she only left one bath towel in a cabin that sleeps six.

As far as relationships, it will be those relationships that can save you when your up against a sticky problem that other lenders cant or wont deal with.