are ongoing expenses and likely to require ongoing revenue to support, vs. being able to run on annual flat fees that remain reasonable.  

@Amir Giryes here are the details (briefly) the cost is $169k (probably high) when I ran numbers I would want to purchase at ($149k max) the mobile home Park is a 3 acre lot. 13 pads rented at $115 month (16 pads total but one tenant gets his pad and 2 additional pads free for maintaining the grounds, water treatment to lagoon and collecting rents) all of this could change.

For comparison, I started my career in RED working for a major apartment development company, where I ran literally thousands of proformas, for which, about 98% did NOT work. 

I ran the report at their asking price, so I am really shooting to land in that $80-85k range. 

I ran into this the other day, looks like Dallas is getting really friendly with ADU's.. 

While doing this I ran across a guy named Greg Clement.

I ran across BRRRR on a Brandon podcast.

Tax write offs – None – instead they are heavily taxed and have substantial on-going fees (fees that are often hidden from the investor until they go to cash out) 4.

I am in the process of getting rid of the current managers because of ongoing negligence and I know a handyman who is willing to deal with the properties and tenants.

Below are a few numbers I ran If we bought and sold in 2 yrs.