It's great to see when numbers work out that well.

These monthly commitment plans don’t seem to ever work out.

Hoping that we are able to make this workout like we hope it will.

A go to tool for a good land sales guy ( me) was a metal detector to find those rebars that were put in 20 30 40 years ago.we worked subdivisions that were originally surveyed in the 20s and marked with redwood stakes.. and being CA that means they were at some point burnt down.. so you just looked for OLD little pile of ash's  :)  I had the 100 ft roll tape  could work out declination on my compass for true lot line direction then whip out the metal detector and try to find the rebar in 10 foot area.. worked most of the time.my current project Ivyridgeestatescanby  dot  com  our front lot line splits the sideway in half.. so surveyor comes back after we poor sidewalk  ( our responsibility financially) and monuments the front lot lines with brass markers in the concrete. there was a true art to selling rural lands..

It’s ultimately what you work out between the listing agent, seller, and yourself.

@Josh Newman This is something you're going to have to work out with the park owner.

So, every time I hear from someone that they know, for a fact, that their investment idea is foolproof I feel the need to explain that assessing the risk is difficult and the most-important aspect of investing.How many times does it take to understand that investors should never rely on or trust someone with your money or to think that a partnership is a sound and foolproof way to invest your hard-earned money.Very rarely, do partnerships work out.

My personal opinion is that I would never buy an STR property that couldn't cover itself plus a little profit if the STR didn't work out.

Since I live and work out of the state I have been unable to get local banks in MI or CO to help.

You might work out a creative finance deal to sell it.