I made my own spreadsheet after seeing a few others and deciding I needed something more in-depth and to my design tastes.

Most people just walked away from their homes because they could not afford the payments and because they had a very bad taste in their mouth about land lease communities.One of our clients bought it for $12,000,000.00, lowered the lot rents to $375 throughout and is now filling it up again. 

This is your property, not the tenants, and they may pick something to suit their tastes, but may not help get the property rented in the future.As far as installation, they may want to hire their cousin "Jim Bob" who staples carpet directly into the floor and doesn't know what tack strips are.

There are many people that believe focusing on probate to find motivated sellers is in bad taste.  

Of course it's a matter of personal preference, and ultimately it is up to the landlord to put a quality screening process in place, but that is my personal taste.

Because of the potential cost involved in requesting a boundary adjustment, I re-approached the city planning commission to see if the scenario with the taxing entity boundaries (significant cost, time, etc.) would warrant an 'undue physical hardship' in which they could grant a setback variance (again, all I really want to do is keep that 50x50 lot separate, build a small tasteful home and go on my way).

Our beach condo was already rent ready, so over the course of a year we replaced furniture to our taste which cost about $5,000

You have taste in music... 

Repaint it a striking, tasteful color, or sand it down and stain it.

I used to watch it a lot, but I suppose my tastes have changed for the more dramatic.