I live in Maine and have plans to invest in MHPs in the near future.From my research, developing parks is a difficult and capital intensive task.

To avoid suspension of Matrix access and applicable reinstatement fees, you must attend the orientation within the given timeframe.This is absolutely outrageous - a FULL DAY to access the MLS, AFTER I went through the incredibly intensive process just to get my license?

In other words, is it a good place for motels and hotels.It's also more labor intensive (more cleanings and phone calls to take), but it can be very profitable.

Stucco seems like a labor intensive exterior. could you switch to  some Hardy type materials to cut down the labor... guess stucco will pay for itself over time.. are you able to have the duplex on one water and sewer tap or do you need separate taps for each unit. 

I do know that as an investor these should be concerns, given that real estate is a long term, capital intensive business.

I do not have the time to educate them intensely on the process for a check of maybe 15,000.

You need to find a team who has track record of intensive value add or building background as well as good management background so that you know they can manage the project for years to come. 

Note investing is excessively cash intensive - to the point where the only way to grow is to use OPM.

He told me that it is time intensive and it would probably be at least $400.

This topic sure gets covered a lot, so finding other similar threads should be no problem.The cheap, labor-intensive way is to track from point of death and reverse engineer and research property ownership, relatives and skip trace heirs.