(E.g. the development of a park isn't going to cause an influx of jobs.

If you love your job, make good money from your job, have very little time, and have cash want to park into a secure real estate asset, turnkey is the way to go.If you are opposite of that and want to dive into real estate investing operations, then fixed upper and BRRR.

I'm also on the board of CFRI, the local chapter of the National REIA so that might be a good resource for you to check out too. 

It seems like a great opportunity—it’s located in a charming, small community surrounded by the national forest, just minutes from a major ski resort.

We updated his listing with better photos and added some details about the neighborhood amenities-like the nearby parks and cafes-and it made a real difference.

As others have commented, this is a scenario where you will have most luck with a private individual lender or some other local financing - just too small for pretty much all the national platform hard money lenders

If you're looking to list REO properties, then there are several sources, REORenegades is a great source, and REOMAC conferences and dinners (to network), along with the National REO Brokers Association www.nrba.com.

I became aware of a mobile home park that was for sale by owner.

Because I park it at home and we cant have a business vehicle parked at home .

WE wont put it on the market until its about 30 days out from CO. the other market were we are active Loudoun County VA We have 3 subidivisions going in the platting stages from 35 lots to 250 lots.. all of them have contracts on them from National builders the 35 lot is Toll  the bigger ones are Lennar..