Do you think there will still be an opportunity for individual new investors to purchase mobile home parks in 10 years?

Looking at a park with water meter access issues. The current owner has a work around atm (trap door under the house) but per conversations with the city they need to either move the home and get a plumber to move the meter OR leave the home as is and trench down which would be much more costly. Wondering if anyone can give me estimates from your own experience on how much it would cost to move a home within the same park, most likely just to the next lot over. Also, is this a one day job? Unfortunately, I do not know the size of the home yet.

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Here’s a dumb one: how do you guys plant new grass in a park you manage remotely, and where every resident is on individually metered water (and, therefore, doesn’t want you using their water, and isn’t interested in helping you by watering the seed/sod)? And what about when grass needs to be grown in a spot that’s not really near any water spigot?

Anyone have recs on florida banks for financing? or florida adjacent that will finance in fl?