I have been apart of/acted as broker for ownership groups that have so much tension and lack of communication, that by the time everyone can agree on a given issue (say...agreeing on the extent of buildout they are willing to counter-offer a prospective tenant who has submitted an offer to lease)...that tenant has usually moved on, leaving their space vacant for additional time.This can all be avoided very easily, but when lines of communication weaken...the bottom line usually follows suit.  

Unfortunately, one week ago, a strong north wind blew a 3-course thick, 20 ft high brick wall over onto the car wash property,totaling a work truck belonging to the owner, a small storage trailer, damaged part of the wall of a single wide trailer, and crushed his kids 50cc four wheelers.

Again there is a wide range of projected returns from as low as 4-5% to double digits.

It looks like there’s a single wide driveway, so where does the other tenant park.

Single wide mobile home with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

That said, I'd want to leave my paper credit history as good as it is (score is over 800)  and don't know the extent of a re-fi on my home loan with the prospects of finding another property to bid on. 

We later found out that because the lot is not wide enough that we weren't able to do that.

I would normally paint myself but the extent of the stains meant my time was better spent elsewhere.

The size of support corridors, mechanical storage, laundry, etc is widely variable.

Plus low end junker parks if this is what these are and this is what i see in SC as i drive or fly around.. bunch of single wides .. its just pretty tough managing those..