However, when things work out the CF is awesome!

I'll let this develop more as it sounds like you're exploring without a plan.But, like David, been there done that in the lake areas.You do not want daily, weekly rentals, that is a labor intensive business.I agree with David, you need to find what you want first, type and location then to your target market.Month to month, you need to identify the target market.

An excerpt: "It was Day 2 of Mobile Home University, an intensive, three-day course on how to strike it rich in the trailer-park business.

In the long run that doesn't generally work out!

Hopefully, it will work out.

Doing this kind of work is labor intensive plus a lot of up front cost.

Find the right tenant (ie-tenant buyer) and it can work out good.

I'm attempting to stretch our collective landlord imagination the same way - with fiction.Anyway, back to the drawing board to work out a better phrase to describe a landlord that uses their rental in a new manner to diversify income so they aren't solely reliant on tenant rents.

Give me any profession, and I can give you 100 reasons why that profession might not work out for you.  

Inform my landlord ASAP and try to work out a solution C.