You can propose your rent amount like you would with a regular tenant, but it has to fall within their payment standards for that zip code and unit size, and they’ll confirm it’s reasonable compared to other rentals nearby.

I've been looking for a small studio size 1bed 1bath house to buy to keep my personal monthly expenses down but not many are around.

Your realistic monthly rent for a studio apartment is likely $800-1,200 depending on size, finishes, and separate entrance quality—research actual comps on Zillow, Apartments.com, and Facebook Marketplace for Edgewater studios specifically, not just what you hope to get.

I have even had 2 and 3 reservations from the same customer for different sizes of units or the same on different days. 

The right size would get use all year round.

One issue with getting tenants might be that a 3b/ 2b 1600sqft is a family sized home but several of the Crowlwey ISD schools are pretty bad.

It helps alleviate the cash outlay, but you don't actually own the property.If you work with an investor, you can have the investor put most of the money in and you all share the profits whatever way you agree upon.If you build a SFH, what size would you look to build and what would be your build cost/SF?

Quote from @Eric Armstrong: @Matt ThelenHow about 13206, 3 bd - 29 DOM for home sizes (only 3 homes on market now, not sure how many make up Zillow's DOM calc)72120 3 bd - 76 DOM for 3 bed homes (41 available now)29302 3 bd - 57 DOM for 3 bed homes (8 available now)Thx You got it.

That is what we did although I have a large full sized van so no renting.

The number of staff needed typically depends on the size and amenities of the park, but as a rule of thumb, you'll want at least one full-time manager or an on-site couple for every 80 to 120 sites.