You'll either need to pay an offsite manager a decent salary or have a resident manager in each park.

It may be a long shot, but you may have some luck by reaching out to any owners of properties that you can find that are "the same" layout as the property you are mentioning.

It is a decent indicator of whether or not you are actually able to get the property for the price you want though I would put no value on it when making sense of a deal.FHA loans generally, maybe always, require the borrower to live in the property.

If I lived in the mother-in-law suite and rented out the other two bedrooms in this home, it seems as though that would definitely cover the mortgage, given the decent location, and then after I move out in a year, cash flow could be around or over $1,000.

I will def. hit you up for more info once I'm starting to give it a shot! 

I've had employees work for me remotely, hourly, so it wouldn't bother me - but there has to be a pretty decent framework in place or a good system of accountability for you to be sure you're getting what you're paying for.

However, I suppose my question would be more clearly reworded as: what challenges and undertakings could I expect if I were to give it a shot?

., but we still see affordable units in other cities that can generate a decent cash flow.

If you are still looking, give Ally Plumbing a shot.

People have been managing property for decades and know what it takes to earn a decent living and keep the company afloat.