And the answer is always the same :-) There is no way to accurately do this...too many variables and moving parts, plus it varies too much from one locale to another.You need to find a really good General Contractor and pay him to walk the property with you....over and over....until you feel really comfortable estimating yourself, and that should take years.Alternatively there are online calculators (even one here in the tools section) but I would not rely on them for the reasons listed above.

I feel that this is a series of stupid questions, but I’d like to get multiple opinions.

It is being managed by a PM and feel they are doing everything.

While I have not encountered this, and know there are very odd requirements placed on property owners looking to develop land, this feels a little off given there are other property owners on the road and life-safety access tends to be the top most requirement in all roadways.

Happy to talk more, feel free to reach out! 

You can save 300 or so a month for reserves and still cashflow 200+ a month.If you realize the management/process is too complicated or a pain, or no one wants to rent your specific home, you can always pivot and sell the home then. 

But find a rental model that feels comfortable to you (house-hacking, it seems?)

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If you have any other questions about mobile homes, feel free to DM.

City of Fort Collins is a pain to deal with for building permits.