how many spaces and how many trailers are owned by the seller?

Less leisure time to travel and majority of 2nd home buyers either having a tighter wallet due to Covid or avoiding the purchase until cases reduce. 

Depending on the neighborhood you might get some push back from neighbors who do not want junk piling up or trailers.

On a couple deals I brought partners in out of necessity (financially) and on a couple I brought in friends (no financial necessity) with the hope I could have someone with "skin in the game" who could be relied on to manage while I'm traveling.

We talked with owner and asked if we could leave miscellaneous items in the garage while we go to get a trailer.

I have leased a lot in Inlet Breeze Mobile Home Trailer park…I have leased a lot in Inlet Breeze Mobile Home Trailer park in Cape Carteret, for past 21 years.

The key to happiness with mobile home parks is to buy those that have favorable 1) infrastructure 2) density 3) economics 4) age of homes and 5) location (we call this I-D-E-A-L) -- and the correct sum of those equations yields what resembles a high-density subdivision, and not the "trailer park" that people always think of. 

Why was it burned was it a meth house (don't buy it if so) Are you going to rent a trailer and live on the lot for a year while you get permits and or a construction loan?

I rule a lot of properties out that I'm not interested in, such as trailers and rural areas, unless they have land that's easy to sell.

Lending stops, at once, so buying stops, at once, so building stops, at once, so tools buying and material buying stops, and like a tsunami of stopping travels so does the world come to an abrupt halt.