I hired him to do some landscaping work at a new place I'm rehabbing that will be listed soon.

Here are some demographics for Bryson City which is small tourist town: - https://bit.ly/3vNmKY7Any suggestions as to what to do with the property is greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance!

Once the forbearance ends I think we will see where the rubber hits the road in places like Lake Elsinore etc. which have attractive pricing but generally speaking much worse demographics and census data than Temecula.

Real property consists of land, buildings or other inherently permanent structures.Examples of Personal Property (contained in or attached to a structure/building)Interior LandscapingNeon or Other SignsDisplay Racks, Shelves or CabinetsWall CoveringsWindow TreatmentsCertain Air-conditioning EquipmentDecorative and Specific Business Activity Light FixturesCarpetingDecorative Trim & MillworkMachinery, Generators & Kitchen EquipmentAccordion Doors and PartitionsExamples of Real PropertyLand (non-depreciable)Buildings (27.5 or 39 year depreciation)Exterior Landscaping (15 year depreciation)Paved Parking Areas (15 year depreciation)Swimming Pools (15 year depreciation)Fences (15 year depreciation)Bridges (15 year depreciation)Side-walks (15 year depreciation)Docks (15 year depreciation)After the tax reform, the structural value of a building is depreciated over 27.5 to 39 years and the tangible portion of a building is allowed to be expensed immediately in the year the assets were placed into service by the business.

Mostly landscaping.  

This store was presented as a NNN lease and certainly the master lease is written such that the tenant is responsible for repairs, maintenance, landscaping, insurance, property taxes, damage etc.

As far as financial issues, special assessment in the short term, and run a healthier margin with dues in the future, making sure the property management company plays a fiduciary role and isn't getting ripped off for maintenance and contracts like landscaping.

An example would be hardwood flooring or an addition to the added to the home or landscaping cost for the size of the yard and so on and so forth. in the end you could look at this sheet and be able to determine your plan potential profit your number of months worth of holding versus selling market comparison and analysis of other nearby homes of similar size and price and just an overall view of the investment.

They'll likely never replace mobile homes, but certainly do speak to an entirely different demographic than traditional MHPs.

Private back yard for their kid or dog, designated parking, clear boundaries for landscape responsibilities, etc.