When you ask a generic question like that it indicates you don't have the requisite knowledge to attempt this properly.

So, the owner of the land and the manufactured home could be different.

Being a realtor as a real estate investor is not required, but can provide a massive advantage if leveraged properly. 

Looking to purchase Clayton or Champion Modular (Tiny House) for use in Florida - any insight/experience with modular housing in Florida would be much appreciated.Financing is available directly by some manufacturers (Clayton) and by 3rd Parties for other manufacturers products (Champion).There is additional benefit in not having to pull building permits in Florida if modular product is 399 SF or less (I believe)Here is LINK of Champion products fitting this model: https://www.championhomes.com/...

Also, only cap gain can be deferred, not ordinary flip income.there are 10s other requirements needed to properly establish and operate the OZ fund.  

I think it's perfectly ethical as long you're running it well and making proper repairs to the park itself.

It's not very difficult if you understand how the original analyzer works and how to properly analyze MHP.

While possibly inaccurate both google maps and county maps agree on the fact that the wood fence built by the previous owner was placed well within our property lines.What probably was an attempt at maintaining their privacy is now being used by the neighbor as what should be the properly line (I’m guessing as I have no intention in even trying to start a discussion at this point).Here is what I am thinking.

You should hire an attorney to ensure it's done properly.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.