Plus my cost for groceries more than tripled upon leaving, and the quality of fruits and vegetables is just not there on the east coast. 

Because raw sewage is considered hazardous there are many different agencies to contact besides C.E.

-No Park Owned Homes-City water and Sewer-2 apartments-13 owner occupied spaces, One vacant space -Not currently sub metered -2 acres of adjacent raw land sold with park-Approx $40,000 of notes on seller financed homes sold with park-Very good condition and good monthly collection-Along the main route through the city of Willcox, Arizona.current expenses include manager, water, sewer, trash, taxes, insurance, and security lights = 38.42% of GINOI: $29,188ASKING PRICE: $295,000Seller financing 30 year amortization with 6 year balloon. $75,000 down.My concern is that this park is located in an area that is "Middle of nowhere" status.

Is this a lot or land, has this ever been build on, what size home(s) can be put on the lot, are there already utilities hooked up, is it raw land, does it need to be cleared, shovel ready, zoned correctly, does it need to be subdivided.... the list goes on. 

Sometimes fresh fruit from the garden or a nice bag of coffee or tea.

So I would say it gets easier as relationships bear fruit over the years and the systems created improve the process for all involved. 

1) Want to speed up ISD/getting through zoning as quick as possible2) Want to refinance raw land with that I own in an LLC with a 61,200 hard money loan out3) Direct abutters are making a fuss over every little thing because it's a community that is displacing people through gentrification, what can I do to incentivize them?

If I own those LONG enuff, I'll have falling apart trailers and raw ground- no depr or write off and little apprec IN THE IMPROVEMENTS.

Personally, I'm a big believer in hitting the low-hanging fruit (easiest kill) first, which is part of the reason I'm such a huge proponent of househacking! 

This isn't traditional "raw land".