It contains the most important forms: application form, lease, ruels and regulations, lead disclosure, smoke detector and CO2 notice,  pet agreement, non standard rules (lawn and snow etc), 5 day notice and folders. 

@Matt Bailey schedule a day and inspect each unit see your local regulations and state laws before you go into each unit and see what needs to get urgent care plumbing, electrical, etc.

You just became your own bank...delivering you with an unlimited supply of "free" (yes free) money.

So trying to take some lessons learned from my first property, as part of inspection, I had two contractors supply a bid for the property.

You can use a lease or rental agreement, just double check with your local laws and regulations if special wording is required.

However, if you choose to go this direction, make sure to select a company who specializes ONLY in parks and is familiar with all the state regulations.

Such as: Post #1:  Looking for insights into the current STR regulations climate in Palm SpringsPost#2:  What is it that I should know about investing in Vacation Rentals in Big Bear that I'm not thinking about? 

The current ADU regulations includes a provision for an unpermitted structure being converted to an ADU (SB13).  

Nothing illegal about that.You will have to check to see about all the new regulations about AirBnB here in San Antonio.

Due to improvements to surrounding properties and lack of supply in the local market I'm expecting 875+ per unit (Neighboring sister units just leased for 850)Lessons learned?