Looking at opinion on a park in the panhandle. Greater Pensacola mad. 56 lots all poh. Mix of 2-3 bed units. $250-500 under market poh rents on decent stock homes. Country approved 10 expansion lots. City sewer and water master metered ands billed back. Dumpster trash. Mom and pop ran. Asking 3.2m with seller carry at decent numbers. 20%down 30amm 5 balloon, 5%. Plan is to rto all units at 850m avg , bill back all utilities, software etc and add 10 homes into the approved lots. 1m from Walmart and town infrastructure. Great school zones, economy is solid and growing. Critique the deal and let me know thoughts on Fl. New market for me

Would you rather own • (1) - 100 lot Mobile Home Park or • (5) - 25 lot Parks clustered within a 10 mile radius of each other?

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Hi everyone - quick question for operators managing multiple mobile home parks. I’ve been talking with a few larger park operators recently about compliance inspections and property condition audits, and I’m curious how others are handling it. For those of you with parks in multiple states or multiple regions: - Who is responsible for inspections (park manager, regional, third party)? - How often are they done? - How are photos and reports actually tracked and standardized? One thing I’ve heard repeatedly is that the process can be very inconsistent between properties, and by the time reports get to corporate they’re often incomplete or biased depending on who did the inspection. Is that something others here have experienced as well? I’m researching ways operators are solving this today and would love to hear what systems or processes people are using.

When taking over a park what are nice ways to get the existing tenants excited about new management?