So, I would consider using a crime heat map in addition to neighborhood statistics.

Add some landscaping like bushes, shrubs, flowers, or trees to create a more inviting entrance.

The mobile home park is located in the city so there is barely any space between them (great for lack of landscaping maintenance, but high noise level and friction between tenant).

I started landscaping properties near me in town, which turned into handy-man work, and so now I've been property managing those homes for about 5 years.

Add some landscaping like bushes, shrubs, flowers, or trees to create a more inviting entrance.

I do have some questions about it but I'll cover those elsewhere; I don't want to clutter up this post with that.Am I correct in understanding that if I decide that a house needs, say, paint inside & out, carpets, a new dishwasher and over-the-range microwave, a runny faucet fixed, and moderate landscaping work, I can't do any of that myself, and also can't hire contractors to do it, but must  hire a General Contractor to manage all the work?

Add some landscaping like bushes, shrubs, flowers, or trees to create a more inviting entrance.

Knowing your local statistics is important.And, since the military moves around so much, there should be a balance with those transferring in, as well.Good luck to you and please let me know what you decide and why.

We drop the raw loan into the top of the Plinko board (the beginning of the information extraction) and after the loan hits a bunch of pegs like short seasoning or must be 25+ years fixed or ARM is okay, but keep the points low or crime statistics of the property's neighborhood or even the experience of the borrower and the loan finally gets to the bottom, we know where to send it. 

How much is typical monthly landscaping, insurance,HOA fees (if any), etc?