Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I recently parked my RV on my property in La Mesa and have been renting it out on Airbnb for the last few months.

I've paid this for trailers in parks but never less than $23k on a SFR and that was in 2005.   

I've been recommending Franklin Park for this kind of deal recently, though prices in that area has been increasing as well.

For what I do , mobile home parks, I would do the Houston Metro ( currently me ) or Myrtle Beach South Carolina ( mobile home parks) .  

HOA covers building insurance, roof, exterior paint, grounds, pool, parking lot, etc.

I would make sure your property manager is ok with the rent rates  In Scranton you can always look for hidden profit in other places (like downtown parking, garages).

Make sure the Tenant has the following:a) Access to recreation and parking areas b) Keys to mailbox and common areas c) HOA documents d) Emergency numbers e) Landlord address & telephone number f) Any violations of the Declaration, Bylaws or these Rules & Regulations mayresult in a flat or daily fine or in more serious situations, eviction proceedings.

Hello Reid.I wanted to do the same thing myself in one of my parks, but currently the general belief is that the revenue generated isn't enough to justify work on machines (constant maintenance) and the issues it can bring with people outside of the park using it as an excuse to hang out and be up to no good.If you live nearby and are able to fix the machines yourself it may be worthwhile (may not be best use of your time). 

I'm getting a quote that comes out to $200 a month in property insurance for a legal 4-unit in McKinley Park.