Trona mines, coal, power plants, railroad, ranching, oil and gas, and of course shipping and trucking companies on the interstate are just some of the economic drivers. 

or has that ship sailed? 

"The only type of ship that won't sail (or float) is a bad partnership."

The daughter of the owner is the one currently managing the park, but it seems like she doesn't run a tight ship at all and it is poorly managed.

It is right on the water with a dock and sleeps larger groups 14-18 people.

I am most interested in subject to and owner financing strategies.Just this week, I was just about ready to dive into Phil Pustejovsky's mentor ship program, so I gave it a final search and ended up here on bigger pockets.

You may have a personal preference for spending locally but there is no moral code for spending it hiring locally.I'm not a fan of companies shipping all their work overseas but I don't blame them.

KitchenSearch.com is where I have gotten mine, but you are better off finding a supplier close to your project's location IMO given shipping and delivery costs.

Details: Purchase Price- $30,000 with 10% down, 8% interest, interest only payments for 24 monthsReno budget- $30,000 with some contingency for unexpected costsResale value- $85,000-90,000Highlights- 2bd, 1bth, 3 lakefront lots, 100ft of lake frontage, small dock, new furnace and well pump/pressure

Regardless, I say jump ship.