Bad thing because it can be too broad and become hard to make a decision.

haha.Regarding you first question, I could guess and debate but no one really cares or will be influenced by one person's speculation (but I am inclined to be in your camp that rates are not going back down to low levels any time soon based on our broad inflationary policies mentioned above). 

But again, this is wayyyyyy too broad of a question.

I know this is a bit of a broad post, but i'm really interested to hear what strategies investors have been successful with in this area.A few questions i'm really interested in  finding answers to.

I do know that, broadly speaking, Broken Bow cabins can gross more than Blue Ridge cabins (again, gross over generalization, I know).

I contacted an officer just to get a broad idea if this was okay and he checked for me.

At the other end of the spectrum, the generation who are considered empty nesters are now downsizing and some simply rent this type of SFH.  

On the other end of the spectrum, if you prefer long term, low risk, with cash flow that will weather a recession, you may want to invest in mobile home parks. 

@Jesse Bowie your question is so broad that nobody is going to be able to answer it.

As a fiduciary for other heirs, I need to market the property broadly to avoid any potential legal issues.