A land-home operator is similar to a lot rent park, but the mobile homes titled on land are like sub-divisions / neighborhoods where an operator owns some, most or all of the real properties and the homes. 

I just signed a commercial land division purchase contract a couple days ago with paying about ~5% deposit.

The lot I am interested in is "landlocked" and has no proper 'frontage' to a county maintained road/ingress/egress.The Warranty Deed on file with the county does indicate an easement of 15' width to/from the county road, but the county requires a 20' width easement to be considered legal access, therefore the person I spoke with at the county zoning division/land development division believed that the lot was an 'illegal subdivision' and therefore was un-permittable for future build.

Hello everyone, I am in a unique situation.

It would have to be a rather unique situation for you to add another bedroom.  

Hi Joshua,Your experience isn't unique.

Several ways but here is a recent post I done a a unique approach!

HI @Sarun RathI have been renting to students for 8 years now and it is rewarding yet has challenges that are unique to college rentals.  

You want to find a brokerage that supports your unique set of skills and your aspirations.

Maybe we can connect and build a support network for our unique situation.