A couple notes about expenses:1. heat and hot water are included in HOA fees and would just have tenant pay for electric.2. 5% each for vacancy, repairs and cap ex because it's a small condo and not much to repair and everything outside is part of the HOA.Any feedback would be helpful.

Trades are a great option (carpentry, electrical, plumbing) or business or management. 

We can easily determine the additional cost of electricity, gas, water usage, and consumables (paper towels, laundry detergent, cleaning products, etc.). 

That's a LOT of uncertainty, time, and money and is the reason why new parks are rarely built, even by some of the wealthiest and most powerful park owners in the country.  

I found a 20 acre plat of land that has utilities like water , sewer and electric off of a city maintained road.

My facebook business page is Morbes Electric if you would like to look at some of my work I've done out here. 

I need some windows replaced, basic electrical work, washer and dryer installations, and a little bit of pointing on the brick.

I an looking for a reliable handyman in East Mt Airy, Philadelphia for some window repairs, basic electrical work, appliance installations, and some brick work.

You clearly have human power on your side in terms of numbers.

Ideally, land has easy access to water, sewer, electricity, but not a hard requirement.