given your situation i just don't think it would make sense to get into something that is break even or cash flow negative right now.and, it's very smart of you to consider different markets a little distance away.  

We already have the first few in contract to break ground on.

Engelo, I look forward to our paths crossing and breaking bread again. 

People want flexibility, mobility, convenience, and automation...including residents, not just travelers. 

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I think if you're house hacking, as long as you can get your monthly payment to break even or just be lower than your rent, it's a great deal.

There are just too many red flags here (including your inexperience) for this to be the right first MHP deal for you.Attend F&D's bootcamp (www.mobilehomeuniversity.com), get educated.  

Price point for Hostfully is approximately $1200 per year and they do charge an onboarding fee that includes a pair of individual train g sessions done online.  

That included emptying the septic ($300ish).

- Management fee percentage and what that typically includes (my company seems to charge a cleaning fee separate from their management fee, which I hadn't realized)- Additional monthly expenses (my company charged $200+ for a fire extinguisher inspection?)