One of the main concerns the seller has is how to guarantee that I will maintain the property.

So I should be most concerned about how I’m using the agents time, and displacing any current tenants.And trust me I won’t be advocating for breaking into vacant houses on your behalf!

Ours is in an area that is primarily summer only but with continuous improvements and a good rental manager our utilization is increasing into spring and fall.Best part about vacation Rentals, no concerns about evictions.Worst part, extremely hard to cash flow with traditional LTV rates.

The language in the grandfather clause was vague, which was concerning to those who were against the ordinance and had homes that would be affected.I have no legal background, which is why I have come here (obviously). 

Hello All,I'm going to look at an out of state mobile home park this weekend that I know is in pretty bad shape and only about 1/3 full. 

I would say I'm concerned about "pre-deal" and "post-deal" items. 

I’m more concerned with being able to have access to a portion of the funds to be able to pay off any mortgage that was taken out on the home that I can pay off post sell.

I've worked with a mobile home park firm the last few years and in my experience, most park investors don't like park-owned homes because of the high repair costs (even though you can usually rent them out 2-3 times higher than tenant-owned home spaces).

Which aspects concern you most? 

You'll get a lot more responses there concerning the multifamily approach.