It's a double-wide manufactured home on 12.5 Acres. 

You can certainly ask it, and they might take the loss, but please be eyes-wide-open about what you are asking.  

Hopefully, bridging the chasm between tax tools and tax advisory.Land allocation is a complex topic, with 80/15 "rule" being baseless, but widely used.

The park owned homes are single wides and range from 1970’s to 1990’s manufacture.  

The list below unfolds the groups and presents 11 property management competencies that property owners need to look for when they attempt to hire a Property Manager:Smooth interaction with a wide variety of people, including customers, peers, and contractors.Effective and calm operation under pressure or in crisis situations.Maintaining the “big picture” while working on specific property management tasks.Setting up the performance standards for specific job functions.Effective planning and scheduling.Maintaining an efficient and comprehensive administrative and record-keeping systems.Developing a layout and design plan promoting effective use of labor.Implementing the Housing Act regulations in the workplace.Evaluating a fire- safety system.Monitoring the energy- management program.Conducting an energy audit.All competencies are important for managing the properties as in Orlando as in other areas of the United States; however, some competencies are more essential than others.

My experience;My wife and I managed a 16 unit apartment complex for three years.The park;about 50 units, 385 per space, 4 park owned homes (2 double wides, 2 single wides) most of the rest are RVs.  

Single guys that would otherwise live in the barracks are normally required to live on post, meaning that the majority of the people you will be renting to is a family, not a single soldier.

If it is not, you can compare to other comps but in the OBX area, there is a wide range of rental pricing depending on house location and water proximity, (oceanfront, oceanside, sound side), house amenities, etc.

Of course, there is more crime on average in the city than in the suburbs but you will find that safety and demographics vary from widely from block to block. 

That's what I like about bandit signs, they are wide open to whatever opportunities are available in the market.I guess the first place to look would be to approach divorce attorneys, and ask if they think it'd be worth it.