That is should you lean away from taking on partners.

Hopefully your lease is strong and calls for recovery of all your costs associated with this process (ours, for example, allows for recovery of all costs associated with the lawyer as well as filling the space, and it even allows us to sue for money "lost out on" if the new tenant signs for less than the old tenant).  

One of the biggest advantages of mobile home park investing is time.Even more impactful than in other real estate classes because MHPs are the most effective way to landbank for the future.It is often overlooked but where else can you put money that gives a strong cash flow opportunity while preserving the land for future development opportunities?

I've posted extensively about coastal Oregon vacation rentals and their challenges and production potential, typically a strong STR will generate roughly 10% of valuation in gross annual income. 

Partner up with a seasoned investor for your first 1 to 3 transactions.

I'd get the neighbors together, and get them on board as JV partners in this.

If rents are strong and support your $2400 rental price and you know you could readily secure a replacement tenant at that price, why negotiate?!?

In fact, I STRONGLY recommend you also have an appraisal and homeowners'/flood insurance contingency in there as well.

Look for areas with strong rental demand and good potential for appreciation.

Hi Andrew,Are you looking to partner with a builder/developer?