Maybe contact the Housing Authority for the City that the property is in, as well as your attorney.

Simple answer would be once you accounted for all income and expenses and determine the net profit, you can distribute that to each partner and then at the end of the year each partner would report their share of profits on their own individual tax return.

You also need to understand from your local zoning/planning authority how difficult it would be to split the lot, and if you do, how expensive it will be to connect to utilities etc for any additional mobile homes you try to set up. 

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Usually isn't good to ask an individual to do something a bank would not do (besides the credit issues which a seller is already accepting) that puts them at even a greater risk!

@Carlos EnriquezNo, I cannot access the tenant's FPL account number.I do have an account for that property, but it is the main house account, not the individual unit account.Just to be sure, I called FPL this morning and inquired about the rebate program and the rationale associated with the rebate program requiring a FPL account number for the AC install location. 

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Ricky, If you can find individual tradesmen that will work for you at an hourly rate, chances are their work will be far under par.

What class is it for/ what type of individual were you looking to interview (agent, investor, etc.)? 

It could be an LLC, trusts, S-Corp or other.As for the extra land and RV park plans, be sure to do tons of due diligence with the local permitting authorities to make sure you can do this and what the rules are.