Time fiddle with a new asset class for fun (& hopefully profit).

Depending on the class of home you're looking at it could be a factor.

Tenant screening in any class of neighborhood is a must.

Jim.Account Closed I've read your posts around the forum and you're one of the rarer class of investors. 

If the property is in SF, it's a tough environment. 

It's not uncommon still (at least in Indy) to find these deals in Class C areas (some Class B), but the closer you get to Class A and Class B (just historically speaking across the board) areas the % margin tends to go up in a lot of cases.

I see it as a reason to help by investing in trade schools and providing a sustainable pricing environment.  

My question is: if the number look good-  is it worthwhile to pursue this and look at it more as a standard multi family investment to gain experience into the MHP Asset class, or to simply stay away from park owned units? 

Highly desired school district, class B+ neighborhood.

The whole RE environment is so rapidly changing so I would like to know if any planning commission people or investors can help with these questions.Thanks for posting!