But the cost of the month's rent loss plus eviction outweighs the benefit in my mind.

With the property losing money at that occupancy - which could be normal for the park, I don't think the benefit outweighs the risk - at best you're only bringing in another $5600/mo but with my estimates on RV parks, your expenses will eat that up pretty quick.  

They do have some restrictions like using a certified contractor and sometimes needing a “renovation consultant” but the benefits still probably outweigh the costs especially if you already found out you can’t handle the renovation yourself.

While implementing this may have some legal hurdles and we are still far away from widespread use, we believe the benefits will outweigh any challenges to adoption.

At some point you’re far enough below market that the economics of a turnover are FAR outweighed by the increase to market rent.

Your equity growth over the decade will be substantial and will outweigh any trickle of cashflow from the Midwest, no question.Or house hack in a nicer neighborhood.

For you personally, does the potential hassle of dealing with a condo association outweigh the potential hassle of scheduling/hiring/managing contractors? 

Hopefully your added property/sales tax dollars outweighs the publicview point.

.- charge higher monthly rent - tenants tend to trash the place less since they are going to own the home - tenants are responsible for paying the repairs which save money - no property management (tenants self manage)- no realtor feesThe only pro I can think of for a rental is that you hold the property longer so you get more cash flow over time, but I feel like the pros for the lease option outweighs the the pros of a rental, especially because you can buy more houses and do the same thing after selling it, and much faster. 

I've searched for agents on my own team with a profile and uncommon names and they don't come up.Stuff like this used to bother me, but the benefits (I am Premium so $99/month) outweigh the issues.