Hey everyone, I found a mobile home “park” for sale (say that because it’s very small for a MHP, 7 acres) and the price seems too good to be true.

Often these things have big emotional impact, a few hundred dollar value theme park day pass/thing for a small family and they will think you Mother Theressa and tell everyone what there landlord did for them, a few hundred bucks and they will say "hey, thanks". 

Louis Park, etc.), but that's also what I am familiar with given where I currently live. 2.

I would just watch out for whatever home you are looking to get that if it has a HOA find out if there okay with Trailers being parked in the front of the house.

I've already attended some training on this new law that was conducted by the California Apartment Association, and in that training their legal folks opined that "any other financial obligations under a lease" could include things like utilities, parking fees, pet rent, etc. 

They will be 3bed 2.5bath townhouses within 1mile of Louisiana Tech University and my property lines share with a city park. 

Plenty of off-street parking space.

Plenty of off-street parking space.

We have an epic problem of the whole neighborhood viewing the parking lot of my 34 unit as the party destination to be at.

-ensure addition met proper set back requirements-pay permits, fines, and park tax.Depending on the culture of the planning department, you may not want to ask a third party what it will take.