Hi Tahreak, You have to be just as careful purchasing new builds, many of the homebuilders I noticed sometimes cut corners and you might have more maintenance related costs than expected.

Additionally, and please confirm this, I don't believe the HCV system increases their upper limit every year.  

Because of bedroom sizes and the septic system's limitations, we limit it to two total.You are not automatically violating Fair Housing by limiting (or increasing) occupancy standards.

SCE saying if the 2 new meters go on the same building then it’s gotta be a whole new panel upgrade which would take it to 400amp and cost $80k plus.  

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the key, and that will take a tremendous investment that likely will cost more than the reservations that you get.For an individual, self-managed property, you are pretty much wasting your time; the major channels are paying Google tens of $ millions per year to dominate the rankings. 

Right now my cost assumptions look something like this: 25,000 ft to yield 250 units Acreage needed for 250 units = about 1 acre (Depends on local municipality requirements for detention, setbacks etc but for now this is my assumption)25,000*$50 = total buildout cost less land revenue $ *.35 = opex cost thanks! 

Partner Driven financed the Watering Place deal using its own capital, covering the $350,000 purchase price and $1,500 in minor renovation costs.

Although no major renovations were needed, our effective negotiation and rapid transaction management significantly increased the property's market value.

Development costs will often be the biggest hurdle, meaning: sell the land you have and buy an existing park, campground, rv park and "upgrade"/ convert the sites to tiny home compatible. - and you'd be ahead.

Build a portfolio of cash flow producing single-family homes in a high-cost market with high barriers to entry.