Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

Include purchase price, anticipated construction costs with a detailed budget, comps to support the ARV, inspiration photos, etc.4.

@John Woodhouse and @Andrew Freed I have updated the post on my profile and added an exterior photo, no interior photos yet. 

Photos.

A licensed electrician just installed one of these for $875 all in:https://photos.app.goo.gl/kbjC...We just add into the rental agreement, that the tenant is required to take a photo on the (DATE) of each month (ideally, to coincide with the service dates of the main meter) and email it to us.

If you've made it this far, thank you for indulging my reflection and here is a before photo of the next project.

They charge a nominal fee to come take a look (100-500 depending on how detailed you want them to be) and they arnt going to try and upsell you on expensive construction project since they are literally just paid to write up the report.

I should be able to go to the jurisdiction permit office with the application, plans (if required), photos (if helpful) and pay the fee and get scheduled for inspection. 

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

You get much better economies of scale with larger Parks when it comes to expenses.The bank should place a nominal value on the Park Owned Homes as part of the deal, and would be their fair market value.