If you do choose to accept this is a niche and make sure you are being compensated with higher pet fees as you will be one of the few that allow them, that alone should tell you something though. 

Most guest asks the same questions however I find myself still having to add minor changes to my responses based on their unique needs.

This also applies to all of Arizona, Phoenix etc.I’m pretty new to the niche and trying to my first part in the space!

My niche will be buying and hold properties; in my market more than half of the population in this city prefers to rent to buy.

What exit strategies they have employed and what is their niche in real estate.

I am torn since the views are what I think really helps increase rental rates, but the pool cabin will be unique and very nice. 

Try other social media sites too.The bottom line, and I say this as a former Realtor, is that if you look at any handful of full time agents with a few years under their belt, there's not a dime's worth of difference between them.Nobody, regardless of what their brokers tell them, has anything truly unique. 

The really good looking ones, (those will tell you screw mentors... for wholesaling), and the not-so-goodlooking ones, smell a little funny, bad teeth and are mean to baby kitties, that will tell you to look for a mentor.See... looking for a mentor or not doesn't depend on the niche you are trying to get into... unless you want to become a doctor .. or a licenced engineer or some lame profession like that.See you needing a mentor or not depends on YOU!

This would depend on your local area to see if there are any agents who specialize in the mobile home niche.

STR as well - unique situation here where eventually it'll turn into a LTR.