I have seen to many beginners do the sub to no equity transactions only to end up in a mess of trouble.. they rent the house out tenant does not pay and after a few months the investor runs out of cash to make the payments then it goes downhill from there.

The park is out state and my partner owns two other parks in the state.

It specifically calls out stays of less than 7 days, though.

However, JC as you know is overrun with new build multifamily options so there is a lot of competition in Hudson Co whereas the suburbs there is none.It really depends if you need the money to buy a house out there and want to plant roots.

Its also classic and never goes out of style.

Recommend you do a LOT of research on both rental and sales markets to figure out your best options. 

What I’ve found out on my own is that your net operating income includes the portion of money you set aside for vacancies, maintenance, and cap ex.

Reach out to a few, see who you like and see if they are accepting new clients.

Shout out to @Jonathan Greene who I always see offering not just helpful content replies that are relevant and direct, but also connections to more contributors with more or different experiences from which we can all learn.  

I would be interested to know how you make out with this , I’ve been analyzing properties in that area for a while but the best deals were always gone before I got my foot in the door.