It seems that they did not leave an expansion gap during the installation.

Making only $1700/mo isn't enough to make large strides in a short amount of time which I've always looked at it as an "all or none" scenario towards one end or the other (debt or expansion).

The only time I ever see any significant number of trailers for sale that can be moved is during freeway expansion projects - and most of those projects that would effect a park have already been completed.Also, actually moving one of these things is task of monumental proportions. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Great metro area with high population growth & expansion.

If you are in the "Expansion" stage of real estate acquisition then it sounds like your $100,000 could be used to buy 3-4 units in your market if you use financing.

Think of what you can do to increase rents / reduce expanses.

Tenant B is needing more space and renovations or they intend to leave as well.Tenant A hanging around is going to make it difficult for me to plan and perform expansions and improvements for Tenant B.

I'm not into multi-family yet, but I do want to consider it as a possible expansion path as I get more comfortable investing.

yeah I am assuming this is part of the turnpike expansion. 

I just can't put up with that kind of behavior in the hopes it may help me in the future.In this case, it seems you get their help now, but didn't have to deal with that in the past, so a perfect situation, and not reason to not avoid them today.Good luck with your project, and please let me know if I can help in any way in my part of the world with your expansion.