I'd love to approach investing the way you are describing here, but my main downfall is that I really don't have any handy-man skills (really regretting not taking woodworking and construction in high school, lol).

The scenario you just described allows you to live for free while beginning to benefit from the amortization/appreciation that comes from owning real estate.

TIC offerings are typically present in “Value Add” properties and on the institutional level are completely passive like a DST.Installment Sale - A “seller carry back,” a “contract sale” or a “note and trust deed” sale are all terms that describe forms of seller financing or Installment Sales.

What I’m describing is we transfer title at closing to the new buyer.

Have you created a website where you describe the properties you're looking for? 

Landlord leases to Tenant(s) and Tenant(s) leases from Landlord the above described Premises together with any and all appurtenances thereto, for a term of twelve (12) months, such term beginning at 2:00pm on _____________________, and ending at 10:00am on _____________________.

And, don't forget that some parks will have a "peak" season, "shoulder" season, and an "off" season, all with different rental rates and historic occupancy, particularly if the park is in a location that caters to snow birds.If the park does not have long term tenants like described above, then you have more of a "rolling stock" park and it will behave much differently.

Your post describes an elderly property owner who is no longer living at her property and who is in the care of others (diminished capacity). 

(Describe)7.

No matter what you decide, go with a strategy for multiplication of capital like you described. 👊🏻 Good luck with it!