It's a fine line but the combination of legal and physical improvement makes it problematic.  

I'd definitely consider some combination of the financing tools you listed if it were in option.

Adding combined years of experience in the DFW market and saying "Not ready to sell, keep this card", all has helped.I'm a firm believer in that most of it has to do with luck and timing.

Hi Casey,I use a combination of Rentometer.com and RentRange.com RentOMeter is free and RentRange is inexpensive but more info.I also take into account, what's available on MLS

My greatest long term goal is to be in a position to buy historical properties and read them to their original splendor with modern conveniences.

Since the park doesn't own any homes it's not an issue, but should you need to bring in homes at a later date you want to make sure you can get a modern single or double wide house on the lots.There's a bunch of other stuff in regard to buying a park but this will get you started.

It has fuses instead of a modern electrical box. 

- in which case then underwriting would likely *combine* the LOC monthly payment with the new 'cash out' monthly payment and compare it to your documented income.

I’m involved in an opportunity zone fund, active syndicating mid-sized deals and am using the combination of cost segregation/bonus depreciation/ re professional designation to significantly reduce my tax liability.

It sounds like a combination of poor tenant screening/training and a bad attitude with code enforcement.