talk to the park manager up front , sometimes they get a little heated about these deals going on without their knowledge and you could get title for it only to find yourself being evicted day one (and tyhose things arent cheap to move) , more than likely they wont care.Do you know how to inspect the thing for damages and price out repair costs?

They also bought me out of my fridge in the rental that had a heating element in the door go out for 900 dollars.  

If it stops working and air conditioning or heating is critical, then an emergency repair is more expensive.  

How is your heating bill in the Winter?  

The heat/electric is really high considering I have the same triangle tube boiler in a  large 16 unit nearly 20000 sq ft.

Mike Hanneman I can't speak from personal experience on that yet but my Airbnb property manager showed me booking rates on his other units in the area and it didn't seem to slow down at all.Dallas isn't really a seasonal tourism destination, and if it was I don't know why anyone would go there in the summer when the heat will melt your face off!

So I just started working closely with @AaronVaughn and Chicago Action Investors on completing my first deal, it's a group of amazing individuals really heating things up In REI here in Chicago.we meet on Saturday at a property, make connections, network, view the property and learn the gist of analyzing a deal.  

My wife and I bought our house in Q1 2010 and it needed a LOT of work (new foundation, no source of heat, no kitchen cabinets, a detached garage that was falling down...the list goes on and on).

Maybe I missed it,but you didn't mention heating costs and who is responsible for heat.

Landlord will pay the entire cost to repair the following items not caused by Tenant or Tenant’s negligence: (a) heating and air conditioning systems; (b) water heaters; or (c) water penetration from structural defects That's it!