But I've only seen three of those deals in 25 years.If you want to do park expansions, that's a different story, but even then your odds of getting the necessary permits are maybe 10% given the hostility of city government to affordable housing in general, and mobile home parks in particular.

Go back and see if it says for "Government and Non-Profit Use Only." 

(If you can stomach the local government).  

However, be aware that the Statutes governing whether redemption rights can be waived or assigned are state specific.

.), then the government will automatically charge you a 10% penalty.

I live in SF, I work for the federal government.

For me, there are way too many caveats to these government programs and are more trouble than they are worth.

Government pension and is it a union pension?

@Shane H. this is quite comical lol. i wonder what these people are suggesting to be the solution if youre going to "abolish all landlords". so what...should the government be your landlord?

Most states that have legalize it have strict zoning laws governing where dispensaries can be placed.