Here are all the ways we have explored, from least amount of effort to the most:Advertise free lot rent for a year if they bring their own home into the park Work with the dealers who have showrooms and offer them an incentive to sell you their used trade-insWork with MH sales people who specialize in the sale of MH only (many times they will be dealers as well, but focused only on used homes)Network with MH movers who often times know of used homes that could be availableNetwork with wholesalers who flip MH (be aware of homes in parks with this, as most often the park will have first right of refusal and you cannot remove it from the park. 

Once I started work on this project I knew I wanted to further explore the development side of things.

Penalties can stack up pretty quickly, so if you do decide to go the S-Corp route, I would recommend moving forward with the election sooner rather than later and completing your 2018 payroll asap.That said, if you have flexibility to push closing, you should explore that.

Have you explored splitting the lots, building on them and then renting or selling those homes?

I'm listening to audio books, podcasts and reading here and exploring. 

Yes, I'm definitely interested in getting together and exploring any synergies for multifamily investing.Let's connect on Monday and find time to meet up in the coming days.

Heck, I just moved here to explore it myself. 

Because northern New Jersey is so dense and varied, my general advice would be: explore some of these areas by car/foot.

If I didn't have a family that needs to stay in the area, I'd most definitely explore a little further north in search of a better deal.

It’s not ideal but I’m exploring all opportunities.This is my first time legitimately renting a home (I currently rent a room in my house to a close friend with no formal agreement in writing) and I’m thankful to be able to talk through this with someone familiar with something like this.