The STR industry and community faces a fact that they must, for their own security of existence, unit under a common leadership and banner, to then fight as a organized central force.

Can somebody recommend an insurance agent that writes policies for owner finance wraps if the home is a mobile home with land?

Now I have another mobile home for sale in the park. during my application vetting I noted that the applicant is friends with said tenant.

If they are low budget suggest to them to look into having a banner made and hanging that (if the city allows) if not an awing sign might work.If your lease addresses signage follow that--it if doesn't I think you may have to rely on renter good will.If the city controls signage, length of time before a proper sign must go up, that should be followed, but again (I think) your lease controls.Signage is expensive, electricity to light it is expensive, renter may not have very deep pockets with respect to cash right now--or have the money earmarked for some other type advertising such as email blasts or etc..Maybe they have game plan to get signage when they reach X dollars of volume or X amount of cash in the bank--signage and installation is expensive.Good Luck!

I don't know anything about the Danville, PA market, but a quick look on Realtor.com shows homes ranging from $150K to over $400K with even a single-wide mobile home on the market at $90K.  

Some counties also require a certain amount of road frontage to prohibit/discourage mobile homes on thin strips.   

Too many bugs and effort to address when the existing site is already mobile optimized. 

This listing is for a mobile home that appears to be in a mobile home park, which is very different from investing in a single family home. 

Can you cash out refinance on your investment commerical property and investment mobile homes from a lender? 

When you say cash flow are you talking rentals or mobile home or storage?