Let's see in 2020.As in every Historical Industrial City as the masses of the population grew, Gentrification "away" to the suburbs happened.And the trend had begun in 2012 and is ongoing with the next 5-10 years re-Gentrification pacing to the Inner core (we know the situation in CBD already) and spreading to the suburbs.

I have out-of-state properties with property management companies to manage them, but still I have closing docs, titles, insurance, mortgages, HOAs, expenses, etc....some permanent records, some ongoing monthly accounts with updates. 

Many Florida properties have out of state owners, and some of these Florida properties carry on-going HOA fees etc. so prepare an ‘elevator pitch’ speech to explain to the PR that it would be a great idea to ask the court for an early order to sell the Florida property to avoid ‘financial bleeding’ like HOA fees and taxes etc.

The same people who rehabbed the home will provide ongoing repairs and mx (within reason).

Once I own the park, what are the on-going action items and things I need to think about?

This is an ongoing thing with every tenant, in fact we have lost 3 tenants in the last 6 months because of it, they could not live with the stress and so we let them leave.So my question is what is my recourse as the owner? 

Calculating cashflow without accounting for CapEx isn't much different than leaving out vacancy, ongoing maintenance or taxes for that matter. 

Have them 1031 into a cash flowing asset and use the cash thrown off to invest with you in ongoing projects. 

I have a triplex with an ongoing mouse issue I'm dealing with.

I plan on going up there about one weekend a month and rent out the rest of the time.Anyone here have experience on this that may want to share with me?