Hiring a park manager isn’t about the number of lots—it’s about revenue. A 30-space park with $900 lot rents brings in the same $30K a month as a 100-space park with $300 rents. What really matters is whether the park generates enough income to cover a manager and maintenance team. That said, don’t over-empower your on-site manager. Keep corporate control over major decisions and day-to-day oversight. The on-site manager should handle local tasks, not run the show. As you scale and bring in a regional manager earning $80K–$100K, you can delegate more—but always within guardrails. #mobilehomeparkinvesting #realestate