By leaving out vital information of what is required to effectively execute these methods like, TIME (we have over 900 hours invested and are far from the tipping point of success with this, we have the luxury of doing this full time most don't).

My second park was an abandoned 8 unit court with only 1 habitable singlewide.

That seems reasonable, but I haven't done it yet.3) Fix if it doesn't work (broken disposal), has a risk of further damage (leaky plumbing), or is a habitability issue (mold).

I know this has been a crazy long post, I have a bad habit of long introductions, just wanted to join in the fun and learning.

I'll skip over the personal development ones like Think and Grow Rich, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Rich Dad Poor Dad...etc,  as they are not directly related to RE. 

Even if you are going to hire out all the work, I believe it's vital that you educate yourself in order to minimize the risk of getting ripped off.Depending on the answers to these questions, maybe a multi-unit is not the best way for you to start.

We have gotten in the habit of using the same types of finishes and materials, so it makes budgeting and execution easier.

Impact of climate change and consumption habits on your rentals must be factored in these days as does the resiliency of the portfolio based on the local industries and how they can be impacted by things like fires, storms, even decreased demand for fossil fuels.There are other things to consider but I’ll stop now....

I have a habit of forwarding mail the day the property closes to my PO BOX, but it never fails that stuff still gets delivered to the property.... one time, including a check from the title company for a correction to the settlement statement (despite numerous notifications to them that NOTHING is to go to the property). 

Go start this habit now.