For those researching Manufactured Housing Communities / Mobile Homes Parks, here is the investment thesis in a nutshell, from an industry leader and one of the worlds' most successful real estate investors. 

I was tired of paying rent for my accounting practice and I found a vacant 4-office building with a huge parking lot (parking is a challenge in my town).

But I think I can find a place in a neighborhood that has potential, like Central Oak Park? 

Just as an example, I had a tenant applicant who wanted to park his semi-truck in my yard.

Our preferred markets are: Orange Park,  Baymeadows, St.

@Mark J Gugliuzza I don't know where you are, but in most places in this great nation, you can buy two, three, and sometimes four rental properties for $200K.

I'm in Jefferson Park, which is definitely a family-oriented neighborhood of Chicago.My question is: If you were me, would you rather own and rent a 3 Bed/ 1 Bath or a 2 Bed/ 2 Bath?

Contact local and national associations of property managers and ask if they have a complaint process. 

If you're open to doing Airbnb-style, short-term rentals, being near downtown on the east side or between Old Colorado City and Ute Vally Park on the west side are great locations, and the returns can be pretty great. 

@Latonia Parks thanks for your response.