This house has two separate kitchens, laundry units, entrances, and living areas.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Roofer, carpenter, floor guy, drywall guy, tree guy, grader, plumber, electrician, RE agent, painter, insurance agent, accountant, banker, hvac guy, lumber/window guy, vinyl siding guy, gutter guy, appliance repair guy, RE attorney, junk hauling guy, pressure wash guy, dirt / gravel delivery guy. 

I'm fine with a deep wash of the walls, priming, and painting. 

I'd put a sign up in the laundry room or common area of the buildings you want to buy in. 

I would be open to travel nurses but everything I read is they are not interested unless there is a full kitchen and laundry room. 

Cleaners, lawncare person, window cleaners (exterior), carpet cleaning company, laundry service (I pick up the dirty linens and drop them off to a wash and fold laundry near by). 

The replacement property has not gained any value if anything maybe lost a a couple grand in value so should be a wash with no gain on this from a cost basis.

In a mobile home park or RV park, most of the value is in the underground infrastructure, roads, landscaping, amenities, pools, fencing, pads, utility pedestals, etc, while only a small portion of the value comes from a building, like a clubhouse or laundry facility.

Your son could move in and the rent would be a wash.

Unless you have a metal or slate roof.A/C lasts 12-15 years.Garbage disposal lasts 5 years.Instead you could take your million dollar gain now, pay $150K in taxes (I know that it hurts like hell to write that check because I once wrote one for about 1/2 of it, plus another 9% to the state of CA), spread that money over 5 or 6 mutual funds and sleep well at night.Or invest in some commercial land/enterprises; car wash looks interesting.Good luck.all cash