Look up 'trail cams' as well.Recommendations here are kind tough.

While a trip to Boone wouldn't be a throwaway, I don't want to go up there just to be disappointed with a fake opportunity.Thanks,Cam

$200 [estimated lot rent] x 5 occupied lots x 12 months x 50% expense ratio = $6,000 net income estimate.This does not include any debt service whatsoever.However, 50% is not the normal expense ratio of a mobile home park -- it's only used when the park is small (under 20 lots).The normal expense ratio is 40% if the park pays the residents' water and sewer and 30% of the residents pay their own via submeters, RUBS or CAMS.

I've had the Ring alarm and cams for about 3 weeks.

The NNN fees includes property taxes, property insurance and common area maintenance for a building (CAM).

@Madison Pottebaum I like Ring Cam floodlight or Ring Cam Spotlight but there is a $30/year fee for storage.

I cam across BaseLine (baselane.com) and they look really good, but I havent really seen any reviews on them.

Maybe do a sewer cam inspection if it hasn't been done, and ask renters what problems they have (ie Hot water lasts 5 minutes, no heat in Unit B bedroom, etc...)Job A Problems$$$/How long to fix: inward movement on the foundation with masonry (tree roots?

@Freeland Wilson take a look at loopnet for listings in your area or talk to a commercial real estate agent.Different tenants will pay different rent/sq ft depending on a few things - how much build out the tenant was responsible for at the beginning, whether they pay their own utilities, whether they contribute towards insurance or taxes, and whether they pay CAM charges.

@Cam Jimmy I believe it.