Can someone with development experience please share a rule of thumb number to be using per linear foot?  

@Michael Willis I placed a billboard on a commercial property which seat on corner site.The rules are different from Citi to city, usually if you want to place a large billboard that will advertise a business which is NOT ocuping in the building you will need a special consent from the city. 

I'd evaluate their management style and way they operate the park (i.e. collecting rent, following the rules and regulations, notices being sent out regularly, etc.).

Here's the scoop:The house has been a rental for @ 6 years with decent income; clearing @ $6k + annually; no mortgage; current market value @ $160kI have probably broken even at this point with initial cost and all (many many) upgrades;  have no idea what the tax situation will be if I sell; would not be able to use 2 year personal residence - no cap gains rule.  

Some cities have rules about tenants having he right to stay after a property is sold unless the new owner is moving in.

., loans that conform to the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac rules, are available for investment properties. 

I have a few rules I don’t bend on at all. 1.

As to the Fund itself - Funds will self-certify, but, other than what is already prescribed by the format the Fund will take and how much money is raised - will have few other restrictions or prescriptions.  

This was also in Michigan so not sure about your states rules. 

When Homeaway began to restrict the ability for owners to see the guest's email address or telephone number I was worried that because I could not talk to the guest when they initially inquired (as was my procedure) I would end up having to cancel bookings because the guest might not meet my requirements (age, number in party, non-smoker, no parties, etc.)