Around 2010 the real estate landscape was much different than today.

Insurance - unknownTaxes - $3500Property management - 8%Common areas and landscaping - $300Tenants pay all utilities 

Landscaping What was the outcome?

Landscaping What was the outcome?

In a mobile home park or RV park, most of the value is in the underground infrastructure, roads, landscaping, amenities, pools, fencing, pads, utility pedestals, etc, while only a small portion of the value comes from a building, like a clubhouse or laundry facility.

Full reno while the main focus was put into knocking a kitchen wall down, cabinets, granite counters, new flooring throughout, update handrails and walls that were dating the property for a more modern day look, new carpet in rooms, new vanities in bathrooms, glass & tiled shower in the master, redoing the deck outside, landscaping and the property does have a pool but we just patched pebbletec since the cost of pools in the Phoenix market is absurd right now.

Full reno while the main focus was put into knocking a kitchen wall down, cabinets, granite counters, new flooring throughout, update handrails and walls that were dating the property for a more modern day look, new carpet in rooms, new vanities in bathrooms, glass & tiled shower in the master, redoing the deck outside, landscaping and the property does have a pool so we just patched pebbletec.

This is the same with most capex items and many maintenance costs, i.e. snow removal and landscaping for a 20 unit building will often not be 10x as much as a duplex. 

I own a local lawn and landscaping business, I am a junior at the University of Kentucky, I just passed me real estate courses to become an agent, and I purchased my first LTR a couple months ago.

Hire a landscaper, handyman or laborer, not a plumber to do a job like this.