I assume you have vast understanding of the market where you want to build and what homes sell for, what the inventory supply is and demographics.

What's going to happen to your rents when there is a ton more supply and your unit is the outdated one?

It will be a detriment to many tenants out there and of course make housing supply less attractive 

You supply a place to live.

Housing prices in the low $90k doesn't bode well for a park.Moving to the supply side, how many other Mobile Home Parks are in the area?

It's non smoking, minimum income of 3 times the rent, basically all stipulations listed in Brandon & Heather's management book.We had a prospective tenant ask to bring her 10 week old German Shepard (it's pet friendly at owner's discretion), she admitted that someone in the household smokes but insists that it won't be an issue, and her income is barely over the rent...even AFTER I went over all our qualifications with her.Am I still supposed to show the house to her?

house was recently painted (poorly) inside and still stinks of smoking.

That said, I have an eviction clause in my contract for violating the no-pet policy or no-smoking policy, and some other stuff.

Nest type thermostats, keyless deadbolts, connected smoke alarms, wireless cameras, bluetooth items, USB ports, etc.

The OP was asking a legitimate question looking for help and advice and one of the reasons BP has been so successful and frankly instrumental in my business, because people can come here and not get smoke blown up their skirt.Best of luck to you.Stephanie@Ben Leybovich  Thanks for the shout out.