With rates super low the argument can be made that if median home prices are in the $100-125k range, if a resident can afford a government mortgage program e.g FHA with ~4% down than a mortgage on house would compete with your park demand

What I cannot understand is that the price of multis is still skyrocketing - with the government having denied landlords access to the courts to enforce leases, who would want to buy rental property now?

I hope you can understand it enough to help me out here...I have several european investors interested in investing in Florida.

As Oregon prepares to implement a new law intended to spur the development of duplexes and small apartment buildings in cities like Salem, a disagreement has arisen over how much control local governments should have over zoning considerations...In 2019, Oregon became the first state to effectively do-away with single-family zoning after lawmakers passed House Bill 2001.

I clearly cant wait on the local state government to help in this case. 

You won't be able to qualify for a government backed loan, such as a conventional loan since Finnie mae and Freddie Mac don't lend to "entities".

@Sheretta Morris It's going to be a challenge as there's usually push back from the city and the local government to develop new mobile home parks.

It’s apparent that the governance of this state is no longer to your liking.

But just because they shouldn't doesn't mean they won't.In principle, I'm all for inspections to make sure that properties being paid for by government monies are habitable and in good condition. 

I'm not certain but there was a stall on the number of people that applied for SBL from the federal government which caused a halt in the lending process.