You can't just solve one piece of the puzzle and then ignore other important pieces. 

I love puzzles.  

Something tells me I just might be missing a piece of the puzzle here.

@Zach Scherschel part of what I was getting to.Insurance in Florida and California right now is a puzzle as many Underwriting companies pulled out. 

Substantial no-show percentages for those, 40-60%.I also tell applicants when setting up the showing that I will text them 1 hour before and, if I don't hear back within 20 minutes, I won't be there.The thing that really irks and puzzles me about all of it is, in this day and age, it is SO quick and easy for an applicant to cancel a showing they aren't going to attend with a text message. 

There are many other pieces to this puzzle, but not desire, nor guts, nor partnerships or market cycles, nor perseverance can take place of knowledge...obscene amounts of knowledge.God luck to all!

Less money spent on supplies, less wear and tear on your place, less money spent on utilities, fewer guest headaches, etc.Bottom line: there’s a LOT of puzzle pieces you have to get right to make this work really well, but once you master it, it can be very rewardingI preferred to invest in the year-round high revenue parts of the US where you can earn a lot of money year-round.

Then the last piece to my puzzle is I am expecting to switch jobs (from a W-2 to a completely different W-2 with similar pay) in the next month or 3. 

So, as for your situation, I am puzzled why you want to own the MH and deal with the high lot rent when if you own only the note, you only have to worry about servicing the loan which should also be outsourced for a nominal cost.

These have been pretty hard to find and work with, but once you start using them, they get easier.We have always found them to be pretty accurate when properly adjusted for the park/community they are in so your comment puzzles me.