If the Blackrocks of the world are buying 82k properties in a matter of five years or so, we all know they’re overpaying for these homes merely because they can and because they drive intense effieciencies in management.

(Ventilation is very staff intensive.)  

Those are tough to run, very management intensive. 

@Matt GilroyUsually these areas are really management intensive and the numbers on paper look a lot better than reality .

There a ton of people out there and on the forums who own dozens or even hundreds of rental units.If you are self managing it will obviously be more time intensive to have that triplex in addition to your duplex, but still very possible for 1 person to take on.Michael's feedback above is incorrect. 

The poster who supported paying lot rent directly to the park manager referred to his "tenants", indicating that he is maybe a bit more intensive in screening buyers and managing them once they have moved in.

They can be labor intensive. 

In my personal experience, and that of my friends, anyone trying to sell you anything is someone you should vet intensely - especially in a different country.

But its about focus and intensity, and taking the small wins to encourage you.

Having those types of tenants I have seen suck the life out of other landlords over time.I will take an easy 12% all day long versus a hard 16% return for a highly intensive asset.Sounds like for the next year you might have to endure having a job with this property until you can unload it.Do any of the surrounding property owners want it?