At the same time if it is in Florida in a tropical area where the mobile home park is in like a resort set up then may it is worth it.

I just kicked off a company last week (Evergreen Stays).

My messsages are always backed up by data facts, not "i think" opinionsWe all know that opinions mean nothing.Show me how you get this:with DMM.All free, all motivated, no hassle, on autopilot, ever green, on demand.Show me how DMM is in ANY way comparable to this.It is funny you said you prefer quality over quantity when DMM is ALL ABOUT Quantity.

I typically spend between $300 to $500 on new plantings & mulch.In Kansas City boxwoods/evergreens look good year round and need very little waterining/maintenance.Ultimately, you need to think about what your buyers want...The average buyer doesn't want an elaborate landscape that needs constant watering and maintenance. 

The non-students who tend to live near the university tend to buy and rent different types of homes than university students living near campus.While some students can be rough on the properties, the cashflow is nice and it's a good way to afford some prime real estate that has an evergreen demand.If you choose to rent to traditional students you should absolutely have their parents co-sign.    

Tropical financial credit union.

RE is an evergreen way of building wealth, be it in a class D neighborhood or otherwise.I believe in this new age, it is incumbent for landlords to step their level of service up and be a positive force in the community.

Areas like Conifer, Evergreen, etc. do very well as getaway rentals.

The great thing about social is that it does legitimize you, and its evergreen, so people who have posted blogs or videos 3 years ago could still be getting client calls from that.

Ideally this would be in a mountain town area, but know licenses are strict/prohibited - but curious to know about areas such as Bailey/Evergreen/Frasier/Grand Lake/etc.