New appliances, new paint, new floors, washer/dryer hookups, etc.  

A few more numbers may help steer the suggestions, what was the purchase price vs. current market value if you choose to sell?

But, we also only seem to choose the visible ones (who replaces a 10 year old working well pump, attic fan or a sump pump). 

I have ZERO experience fixing anything other than layering on some paint and I can't even guarantee that it'll be a job well done.

It has mustard yellow paint on the inside, original hardwood, and a very out of date kitchen. 

If the park owner chooses to get into the mobile home rental business, then they would assume the tax and insurance liability for the home(s) as well.

@Bill BrandtIf this "opportunity zone" would allow you to escape taxes if hold for 10 years, then it might be good opportunity to trade in SFR ( choose one that is least proforming) for 4plex in opportunity zone. 

The villages are one such story, where some scenic beauty, warm weather,low cost of living and a buffer from the hurricane blasted coasts will cause lots of retired folks to choose it. 

It seems like there's always balance to be had (i.e. choose between quality, service, price). 

Most rants paint with broad strokes and are not required to be void of grammatical mistakes or in line with other people's opinions.Secondly, my first instinct was that the message was like a marketing post.