The property is distressed, but not beyond repair ( no rotting or structural damage) They only income is coming from the retail store in #3.

2 store fronts , with a 2 units up stairs.

To answer more specifically your question about costs, there are a lot of expenses that you'd want to watch out for including cost of goods sold (if they have a store or propane), utilities (a HUGE percentage of expenses for a park), payroll, maintenance, landscaping, CC fees, well and septic testing and maintenance, insurance, taxes, licensing and fees, etc.Good luck and let me know if you have any pinpointed questions - happy to help.  

Go to thrift stores in the best area of town and buy expensive clothes with tags for pennies on the dollar and list them on poshmark or Mercari.

Whether it’s re-selling clothes from the thrift store online or painting houses, cleaning gutters, power washing, dog walking it doesn’t matter.

Bought a live trap for $30 at our local farm store.

Where do you guys think the current market going to with lumbar prices going up everyday, 2 by 4 right now going up to $9 at some stores.

Very close to many restaurants/stores. 15 minutes from both Akron and Canton. 

Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

A compromise a friend of mine used a few years ago was he allowed the physical 'stuff' to be stored in the garage for the 1-2 week overlap.