I wasn't trying to be ballsy, he pushed us when I was resisting, and then he did seem insulted. 

Most towns are very resistant to adding/expanding mobile home parks.

Was the deal to good to resist?

I am in CT, which has similar winters to NJ and we see a resistance to electric heat once you get 2-bedrooms and above.

With that said I do not want to be a wet blanket as this park certainly would eventually be profitable, however is it the path of least resistance or your best use of time… Probably not.  

Once mildew is found, we schedule a time to go out, kill the mildew with a bleach solution, then repaint it with mildew resistant paint.I have tried to pass down this expense to my tenants, because after all, the damage is caused by their negligence.  

Kids are noisy and smelly but not when the tenants are there :)I specifically like daycare because of a few factors. 1) It is internet resistant - you can't put your kid on the internet so you won't lose tenants to that in the same way you could lose a retail or office tenant to the internet. 2) It's always a need that will be there 3) A lot of times these days daycares are supported in some way with government funding.One thing to pay careful attention to, as mentioned above, is the lease.

Some sellers are resistant to the idea that you are going to market their home to other investors and some sellers just want to get paid as quickly as possible.

Keep it simple and take the path of least resistance for your situation.2.)

Long] was at the forefront in resisting the efforts by lenders to assert default against borrowers who attempted to sell residential real estate without paying off the low interest mortgage.