There's a lot of factual information on this topic - including the white paper I referenced that the National Association of Realtors submitted, ADA Requirements at https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm, and more (googling the topic results in significant resource information). 

. :) I recently ran into a listing across from McKinley Park that made me feel like that.

That assumes at least 1 garage spot and/or convenient secure parking and some yard area.  

What's up BP Nation?

The hardest park I've had so far is the park accepting people.

nationally, the typical construction worker earns $20/hourfor CA small landlords with small repairs needed, DIY & handymen are quite affordable.sorry OR licensure ordinances don't address the need for affordable small repairs the way at least CA's do.

The sewer line was apparently not built to code in the first place, but the drain line is starting to collapse under the weight of the neighbor's cars (they park mainly in the driveway but also in their yard directly on top of the sewer line).

Properties with non-sufficient parking for all residents is a no go for me.

Looking at a small 15 unit park.$200/month pad rent4 owner occupied pads rented @$2004 long term RV pads rented @$200 (these people are living there)2 park homes-need renovated.water is well. checked out good2 skeptics have been checked (I will check again during DD)I estimate value at 8x200x12x.5/.12=$80,000   (asking price $120,000)no value for the park homesQuestion is do I value the RV income the same as the mobiles? 

This is in addition to whatever you will have to pay to light the grounds, parking lot, water bill etc.