Most municipalities require a minimum 30 day rental period, and some even limit the number of renters a year to 4. 

Our "BrookSide" has 4 bedrooms but only one bath, which limits our fees.

You can’t install it on plywood or any substrate that is prone to movement so it’s uses in residential flooring is limited to basements, garages and slabs on grade.

YOU want complete control over that part...

There is only so much profit available, anytime another hand is placed in the cookie jar that's less left over for you.Lack of control.

If outlines how to get your finances under control and save to invest. 

You can manage any park from far way just as long as you collect all the rent every month, paying all the bills every month and making sure they are always about the same cost per month, keeping the park 100% occupied (or close to it), making sure the homes and the park is cleaned and well maintained (your manager should be taking care of this and you video monitor it), and finally if you have the tenants pay for water and sewer just make sure you are collecting all those bills and make sure that w/s bills are under control. 

That is when a buyer can put a time limit on an offer where the offer goes away by  a certain time.

Since I'm getting close to my 10 loan limit, I wanted to see if a future HELOC I get is considered a loan that goes against my 10 loan limit.

I have looked at comps (Versailles, Strata, P&P, and so on) which are "filled" and generating the rents I would like, however I am concerned that the "A Type" market I am shooting for is extremely limited, and could be eliminated should Allentown start swinging back the other direction.