I think a lot of variables come in to play with it and would have to handle it on a case by case basis as I would think it strongly depends on what you are looking to accomplish, how your broker handles splits, as well as tax strategies as more comes in to play than just your income tax on the 1099.

I really think it could be a combination of variables.  

Thus, knowing any two of those variables you can solve for the 3rd.

@Tanya Williams there are a lot of variables with RV parks, so keep in mind it will be difficult to determine a value without specifics. 

The variability of taxes is also a pretty large concern since many of the places relied on the casinos for tax revenue and are scrambling now.

People all around me were buying with zero down and interest only loans (and variable rate interest) on a 3 year ARM.

They do small term variable loan.

It's easy to miss stuff, even when you are experienced, because every city has their quirks, even in the same city from one type of project to the next there can be variables.

@Amalia Auge there is no better or worse area. it will all depend on your business strategy, your budget, tolerance level for property management and other variables.

I believe there is no short cut for success, hard  is the most controllable variable.