That'll mean some reasonable additional costs when it comes to set up and maintenance but it's generally the most economical way to own if you buy multiple properties.If that's something you want to explore one day, I have replied to hundreds of posts in the forum regarding purchasing and investing in Mexico.

I'm still thinking if this is the right move for me given the high property taxes there, hassles of out-of-state management, additional CA taxes, as opposed to simply investing in index funds (which might have more returns).

Even with the additional maintenance expense we still drive a 66% better NOI than if the entire park was TOH.  

In addition, what will happen to the tax write off since both properties are paid off? 

Make sure they list you as a lender on their homeowners insurance policy, and not as an additional insured.

Additionally, they typically demand the highest rent with little or no deferred maintenance issues.Class BThese properties are one step down from Class A and are generally older, tend to have lower income tenants, and may or may not be professionally managed.

If the report indicates a failing septic system, this triggers additional county oversight.

@Abiy Tedla I have mostly gone with white cabinets with black hardware on the same as is the market trend currentlyPersonally, I'm a fan of staining cabinets more so than painting since it lasts a lot longer and is more durable (plus I think it looks nicer than painted cabinets too) Additionally, using stainless steel appliances and under-mount sinks definitely adds to the oomph factor of the property even though they aren't much more expensive than their counterparts

I’ve done my best to research the process but wanted to get additional guidance.

In addition to the other replies, if you are on septic I would not install one.