I've heard flipping might be a good place to start, but would love to hear about people's opinions and experiences in these types of markets.

@Hunter PurnellIf you're open to other options you could offload a handful of your properties, apply for a high cash value whole life policy, max fund it and then do a couple things:1.

APR, on the other hand, won't be pretty...100% LTV on an investment isn't going to happen without dumb money. 

Most people looking at MHPs want 20 lots or more so you could end up getting stuck with this park for good.

The issue at hand is that you and your husband must have the intent to hold the replacement property for rental, investment or business use in order for it to qualify for tax-deferred exchange treatment. 

I need it to work as a quadplex so moving forward, I would appreciate not getting warning posts about zoning.Should I rent it as 2 units and put people on the same lease but keep their residences separate with a door that can just stay locked or something?

They are efficient and many lenders have a cap on maximum cash in hand of $250-500k but others have no limitation.

That is very little money for the amount of work performed, but not only the onsite manager, but all the people behind the scenes that no one sees.

Like your original post, I heard most people recommend these two communities.

Like learning to play the guitar, get one in your hands and get some good lessons, see if its for you.