The purpose of this purchase is not as an "investment" -- it's to keep our monthly housing costs more reasonable while getting some additional features (yard, garage, space).  

Is there room for growth, from where you'll be able to generate extra income by adding additional homes, services or features that would require a minimal investment, while adding more value to the park and producing an increase in your bottom line.

Notable architectural features include dramatically angled Douglas fir beam ceilings, custom built-in furniture, polished concrete floors with radiant heat, and a fireplace constructed out of interlocking concrete blocks (the only one like it that the architect ever made).

FSBOs also tend to “oversell” by pointing out all the great features of the property which can be annoying for buyers and make them feel uncomfortable.

My suggestion is to pick a deal with some value add features.

He was featured on the BP podcast and knows the market here like the back of his hand.

Then use the search feature in the group and type "property manager." 

The rest of the budget was out towards bedrooms, the loft, stone feature walls, log railings, we spend $3k furnishing the property for staging and got $5k for it on top of our sale price.

And then you ask yourself what would a customer pay for this feature that provides greater value to their lives.

Purchase price: $50,000 Cash invested: $240,000 Sale price: $340,000 New construction of single family home featuring significant site improvements included bedrock removal and landscape design