They help screen guests, check the guest in and welcome them to the property, provide good customer service and will clean or oversee cleaning between turn-overs. 

Utilities are split at the duplex and the water and sewer are well and septic.

He also does commercial and custom project tiny homes.

And some will take this further by saying that if there are landlord paid utilities, one can expect expenses to be an even higher percentage of rent (60% is a figure that gets tossed into play).Search the BP site to find threads that discuss those in greater detail.

@Joe Bostick You should utilize a VA loan and get a 3-4 unit every time you move to a different area. 

But what other techniques are you utilizing to ensure that you can weather a vacancy storm in your market, especially if you don't have a large portfolio to carry a few vacancies?

However, generally the management fee only includes collecting rents and handling the contractors (lawn care, repairs, snow removal, utilities, etc.) they will generally pass-through these expenses to the property owner.

Mortggae, taxes, utilities, repairs, upkeep...far more expensive than renting. 

MHP has 57 spaces (of which 51 trailers are owned by the park), 100% occupancy, average rent is $500/month, city sewer/water, they pay all utilities, plus they pay the grass cutting bill.

Is there any owner utility costs?