q=llc+registered+age...It certainly wouldn't hurt to speak with an attorney who knows this stuff to get a full rundownIn any event, before you make a decision, do your homework until you really understand this stuff and dig a lot deeper than online opinions.

OKC isn't too far away, I'll have to dig a little deeper into the TX market

You dig a dry well do you know how deep you can dig into the water?

I would dig a little deep into it. 

You would need to know if you have other options: Is public water and sewer available to tap into, is there enough land with the park to dig a new well or place a new lagoon system is these fail, will the county even let you upgrade or put in a new lagoon system, etc.I have a few parks with septic tanks, none with wells. 

No, Real Estate is NOT going back into a ditch, there is nothing to dig a new ditch, because that's what it would be, a NEW ditch.

If you have a yard, you can have them dig a little post-hole and put down a post, and attach the dish to the post.

Both good articles but not enough info on insurance, that was not a dig as the articles were not specifically written to explain the differences between additionally insured and additional interest.

. -- if you dig a little, you can find info that's specific to LA City as well: https://www.myhomestead.com/sb...Your specific SB9 strategy will depend both on how the house currently sits on the property, and what your development goals are.

If your obsessed with the doom & gloom, have at it, wear the tinfoil, dig a hole and hide, feel free I won't stop you.