[OR] Maybe hire a top maintenance management person who has a long history of working with HUD inspections, not like a VP of Maintenance with an Economics degree, but a boot on the ground Maintenance Supervisor type that brings a lot of needed knowledge to the table.And while you are there, catch a few workouts in the gym, sit by the pool and relax in the shade, enjoy the hot tub...you don't have to be inside the office all day to be "Boots on the ground".You could also go with your head machinate tech and shadow him for 4 or 5 random days and get a feel for what happens from his perspective. 

A flipper will go in and upgrade everything to match the top comps in the neighborhood, while a renter buyer will go in and make it clean and rent ready but not necessarily update it all the way to the same degree as a flipper (Caveats to this, but in general)An example may be tile flooring.

It's nice having the 4th bedroom for some people, but then you're parking your car out in the 115 degree heat in the summer which is no good!

The LLC is only one degree of separation and is easily pierced by a good attorney.

Degree of difficulty to police a forum is high.

You don't need an economics degree to see that rates and values are rapidly increasing.Read our data expert @Dave Meyer's take on it here" https://www.biggerpockets.com/...While it's likely many of us would say "as long as I'm getting cashflow, appreciation,... fill in the blank", I'll continue to invest, others may not feel the same.

The funny thing is I have BS degrees in Mathemetics, Computer Science, and a minor in Physics and have 20+ years experience in software development related to $1B+ revenue for projects I developed.

However, in ALMOST every instance, the method of affixation has resulted in what APPEARS to look like it is affixed, but in reality is not.All that aside, there are books, YouTube videos, courses, seminars and mentorship’s available from people with varying degrees of success, experience and knowledge, relating to how to make money investing in, or investing time in, some aspect of mobile homes.  

But legally theres another degree of separation between owners of the real estate and the tenants.

I like many characteristics of it but not to the same degree of crazy love I have for construction.