Various neighborhoods are seeing a revitalization and the trick is to enter these areas before their growth explodes.

I finally became a pro member a few days ago (due to the constant drive that continues to fuel my passion for wanting to do what many other BP members are aspiring to do/are already doing and thats to build a passive income).

Get a list of sold comps, drive by them, study the figures and burn them into your mind. 

These parks can work...but the only way they can with this low of lot rent is if you have partner who literally lives within an hour drive of this park or you have another park that is larger within 20-30 min drive of this park and you can have a manager look over this park as well.Or if you live in that area....Smaller parks are great for getting experience but can be really hard to sell on the exit strategy becuase the time it takes to run this park....your better off with park thats about 25 spaces....6 spaces in the midwest is really hard to do...unless lot rents are apart 500 a month or so...because of the % per space is the same and your downside exposure if someone moves out is a lot greater % of your income vs a park that is larger.hope this helps

At a certain point, I can see the scales tipping to paying off the loans, but if you are in your growth phase, leverage is the name of the game.

Did you pick your targets by driving for dollars and then looking them up online? 

It's not gang busters, by any means, however it's a slow, consistent growth.

So, PSLF shouldn’t drive your decision.

Awesome to hear you have a path, some drive and some realistic expectations. 

Is there a single industry/center in the area that drives jobs?