So, while it may be easy for you to buy - it may be less easy for you or the other owners to sell.

small multifamily 2-4 units are easy to wholesale, but commercial size of more then say 20units would be much harder. unless the wholesaler actually know to underwriter these type of deals. and if they do know they are likely to have a group of investors that could take the deal on. 

I'm a millennial as well and am just getting into the investing game - haven't bought my first property yet but  I will within the next 3 months.I agree with all the above - we want convenience and will pay for it, being close to the social scenes (bars, restaurants, greenways, golf courses, easy commutes, etc.) is very important!

As a one man show, I like REI Blackbook for all the easy to build automations.

It's easy and it's great returns.  

I don't really care about the difference between the lot rent and POH because, from the park's point of view, the owner of the the 20 POHs is just another tenant, even though the the owner is the same.MHs have a "Blue Book" value which makes valuing the "POH rental business" pretty easy.

This could make it easy to miss one. 

Short, memorable, and easy to Google. 

It's pretty easy, and everyone makes millions! 

Turned out to be an easy fix versus replacement, and lasted several more years.