One of the things to remember in owning mobile home parks is you are not only building a business to draw profits from on a monthly basis but you are also building a business that you can sell for a profit down the road. 

You would want to wait on or expect to redo cosmetics, paint, carpet, etc.Keep in mind doing remodel work that it's like doing a flip your not doing it for your tastes but a large group of people. 

Question may sound elementary but I know we have some pretty knowledgeable people on here who can help me better understand. 

People seem to be horrified of problems like these and mold.

Even if it's $1,000 - $2,000, when I've looked at it as an investment in my business, I usually have been quicker to start making money and making less mistakes.  

Put reduce current year taxes as an option.Lots of people miss the forest for the trees and do it for that purpose.My answer for top 2is:Store of valuePrice appreciation

It's best to operate like a business with standardized requirements applied to everyone equally, every time.Do yourself a favor: buy "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

The tax advantages and mortgage paydown are two things people often overlook when considering a deal.   

However, I am intrigued by the STR market and would like to connect to see if I could add value to someone in their business or help (Co-Host) managing their STR.

I would add you should only do business with a lender who can BOTH. if the LO does not understand how DSCR loans work then then they would likely not be a good fit.