With my incredibly limited knowledge of the mobile home rental industry It would seem to only be appealing if you owned the entire park.Owning a few mobile homes in the park then renting seems to be along the lines of owning a few condo's in a building and renting them out. 

However I thought the appeal of that class generally was dramatic losses were unlikely.

If they do not get the same reception elsewhere, other options would be less appealing.

Would it make it more appealing to renters?

well, it's highly correlated to the demographic they appeal to, let's see:Studio, 1 bdr -> mostly singles, hence highly mobile2-4 beds already families with kids.

Of the different options I've read buy and hold is most appealing.  

"Tenant Occupied" is definitely appealing when evaluating a buy & hold, but since you are already distance investing, I would strongly consider checking out other markets.Thanks for asking the question, and feel free to reach out anytime!

As an alumnus of UGA, this is appealing for many different reasons.I look forward to becoming a part of the community and learning a bunch.

Well - I would think you appeal - they send their assessor, and you are sort of in the hands of the assessor.

Hello, I came across this ARV which I think is outrageously high (which is 525k), compare to what the asking price was (which is 290k), I done my diligent on the property and ran several comp and I came with ARV of 350 max (keep in mind it could possible sell for a little more) but i think she should sell somewhere around 240k -245k (keep in mind i never factor in my repair cost in yet because haven't seen the place in person) they place look like its in pretty good condition , it just needs an up to date appeal (Ill show pictures) One sec) which i think would be about 20 k judging from the picture.