I have other investment property that I'm holding long term (mainly raw land), but this would be my first rental property.  

What areas have strong retail activity but also have enough junkers that you have your raw materials?

I want to be able to sell my fruits and vegetables and foster injured or retired animals.

On the other side of the coin, its only getting more expensive for developers in the region as water use is getting harder to come by and raw land prices have skyrocketed with the announcement of Samsung.Let me know if I can answer any questions or share my thoughts on any other topics. 

For example, does "Residential" mean there is definitely a house on it, or could it be raw land?

We started with the idea of however much cash we each put in is how much equity, but I started to realize that it was a bit of a raw deal for me as I was both putting up cash and doing most of the work. 

-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.

I am able to get the raw data I need in order to generate mailing lists including name and address of the owner. 

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

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.