There can be condo style splits ( you own your lot and pay HOA) , there can be co ops ( I believe thats how resident owned communities are structured) and I have seen it to where it maps out the home as you described (i.e. mapped per lot with home info ) but thats just related to how the county is taxing the homes but the park can still have one owner.  

That's from lending to environmental requirements, to required processes, to fees (which can kill a deal from mere inception).... 

Investors often need flexibility with assignment provisions, real commercial-style due diligence periods as opposed to the "inspection periods" we usually find in standard realtor's form contracts.

Bucherblock gives a definite feel to the area, and won't blend with everything, while you can get granite in (almost) any style you'd like. 

Pilots rent homes Air BNB style?  

Find as many homes as you can that match the square footage, bedrooms, baths and if possible style and year built within the same neighborhood.

Once you find what you want to do, start to learn everything there is to know about that one style of investing.

We got a older craftsman style home in a very desirable neighborhood, filled with homes like this one.

Details are:Cottage style house built in 1960s Updated hardwood, flooring, kitchen cabinets, Windows, HVAC, and plumbing Price is $84,000If I saved the capital I could secure a loan at 20% down to finance $67,200 at an APR of 3.203% At this point I'm not sure what else would be needed to know or do.

@Ian Hoover Hi Ian, I would make sure to look for methods, procedures, and management style that will match up with you're investing sentiment.