I've seen that too which is a little sad considering that's one of the things I miss from working in my old large public firm.I can certainly see where you're coming from and I was wondering myself on how the SUoP would be defined since there isn't really a standard definition defined by the IRS with regard to construction/renovation.

Can anyone suggest a brokerage that would consider working with someone in my circumstance? 

My suggestion would be to call the park manager, and tell them what you are attempting to do. 

Investigate the reasons behind vacancies before proceeding.Unreliable Cash Flow: Inconsistent or declining cash flow projections may suggest unrealistic expectations or hidden expenses.

You could suggest them to put their rent into escrow until the leak is rectified, but a rent decrease seems a bit excessive unless the kitchen is totally destroyed and or unusable. 

I have a credit score of 750 and 15k in cash and was wondering how likely I am to be accepted for an HML.

Ive never bought an active rental with up to date licenses before but this had me wondering. 

The wonderful thing about owning an investment property are the options/strategies to consider in a situation like yours.

I will be house hacking my primary home and I am wondering that are the implications on Solar tax credit and bonus depreciation?

Our personal tastes lean more towards Reunion, but everything you read or hear about Championsgate suggests that calendars fill fast, high occupancy can be expected, and values stretch further in that development.