I am also 50% owner in a trailer/RV park (about 16 units) and so far seems to be a pretty good money maker, but we have just been reinvesting it back into itself.

Routinely they're referred to as "private lenders" or "portfolio lenders,"  I like to think of them more as specialty lenders. 

Depending on the NOI of this opportunity, $900,000 can get you into a considerable size mobile home park or other type of investment (I really only know MHs).

It blew me away and got me wondering it it was a fluke or if I should sell mine bc the comps have changed completely nowIf I wanted to sell it, what would you price that unit at knowing its1)top floor vs recently sold bottom floor, my balcony is only 40 sq ft, its small 2)Amazing ocean and City view vs no view3)otherwise its the same maintenance fees4)I have 1 parking space, that one had 3 but parking spaces are readily available for $100/mo for whoever wants, none are for sale, rent only, but I dont know what they're worthThank you

This is in the Iroquois/Southland Park area.What are your plans once you're out of savings mode?

I'll take on all routine maintenance, taking that time/money as my expense and not yours.I'm addressing local rules/regs by _____________ (such as if short term <30 day rentals are banned in the area, you focus on >30 day tenant white collar professionals... consultants on 6 month contracts, travelling nurses, gov't workers getting a per diem, etc)All you've got to do Mr Landlord is cash an extra $2400/yr in rent checks and enjoy not having any 2 AM "Hey Mr.

Louis Park.

The other is in the Brookside park area.

I'm not sure of Winter Park's guidelines (check with the planning department) but most Colorado ski towns do not allow for modular homes in town limits.

Same goes for air filters that are not routinely replaced.