Complications to this project are: braking concrete slub to put water pump; braking wall to install window.Drawings and permits are done. 

Recently we had a minor sewer backup, which soaked the carpet pad but didn't leave any standing water.

All our plans have energy storage pads  in them but with our PPAs the price (energy storage hardware) isn't quite there yet.

I still have chevron pillows and a chevron padded bench in my own home. 

Different checking accounts for each, different tax filings for each LLC, etc.The only reason to brake up properties into another LLC or multiple is if you have enough equity at risk and want to difersify that equity exposure over more entities, thus reducing exposure.There is no need for a seperate LLC for each property.

In a mobile home park or RV park, most of the value is in the underground infrastructure, roads, landscaping, amenities, pools, fencing, pads, utility pedestals, etc, while only a small portion of the value comes from a building, like a clubhouse or laundry facility.

We normally do free lot rent then $10 per occupied pad per month then incentive type bonuses on top of that.

Now, expenses:Towels and beddings are one of my main costs - keep 3 sets per bed/person and replace every 1-2 monthsFurniture - I've been lucky, haven't had to replace any big piece of furniture (I've had guests brake entrance doors and and other wild things, but those are 1 in 100)Camera - putting a camera in front of the house was a game changer for me!

It pads you against economic downturns; it can provide emergency cash through a HELOC and it allows lenders to give you better loan terms (or a loan at all).

Like if your car's brakes are on the fritz, you take it in, they fix the brakes but trash your transmission in the process.