Maybe eventually a while down the road the property would cash flow with continuous raised rents, but for the most part it's a negative cash flow play.

We’ve been listening to a ton of Podcast, listening to Real Estate books, playing around with figuring out MAO’s, and sleeping and eating Real Estate.  

He just played more lottery tickets than most people.

However, we are trying to decide if we should wait to see how this virus thing plays out. 

in high priced markets like Boston the play is to be a real estate broker and get listings and build a real business.ask @Russell Brazil who works high priced DC.. 

Since I do not have the 20% DP, I do understand that PMI plays a big factor when looking at "Cashflow" or breaking even. 

This was a 10-20 year play.

There are some areas in town that would still allow a mobile home to be put on the property with an affidavit of affixture but with a 5th wheel the logistics of hooking it up to water, sewer and electric also play a part.

There is no way that a majority of tenants will play that game. 

Just look up your competition, check their calendars for price and availability, drop those details in a spreadsheet where you can play with things like occupancy rates to see what you could do with a similar property.