SaldanaI think you have heard and understood what they are saying regarding $100/door.Your thoughts on the issue with this I believe are spot on and why I don't like SF, one big unforeseen issue can wreck your year.

Deal would include the land, a newer manufactured home on a separate parcel, a regular small stick built home on a different parcel, and something like 20 existing rv/mobile home spots. 

Locals looking for longer than a week stay (my sweet spot)- a. in-laws in town, b. time before/after move, and c. lodging during home renovations.d. 

does not have parking space included. during the first year, I would be +$50 to $100 a month but after july 2020, it would be +$200 a month because an assessment would have been completed on the building. the lack of a parking spot concerns me and the risk of a longer vacancy. i have funds for at least 3 months of a vacancy to pay of the mortgage and fees. its in a great area in downtown and 2 steps away from a major bus stop that goes into NYC.any one had a similar situation before?

I think at this point the most crucial thing for me is to make sure that my analyzation is spot on so immediately after graduation I can house hack in whatever market I move to.

I think you are spot on. 

Covered parking and assigned parking spots for more money, approval needed.

Then blow up the house.I would just replace it with an electric range, except we live here too and use it to cook, and we are in CA where electricity costs more than bitcoin. 

Low 400s is my sweet spot in Rockville and Silver Spring.

Indy has it’s hot spots and upon analysis we drew a lot of similarities between Indy and KC.... so what do I need to know about selling properties in KC?