A lot will be revealed during inspection and you just want to be aware that these issued could pre-exist.  

Every construction loan I know of requires significant cash or pre-existing equity in the deal (my bank requires 20% of total costs) when it comes to investment properties).  

Any pre-existing, weird / messy roommates will make the good ones miserable or refuse to sign.

In either case, I have pre-existing relationships with both, so there's that. 

My wife has pre-existing conditions which means to insure our family as a sole proprietor our insurance bill will exceed $2k per month.

In my estimates your start up capital is more than enough to get your foot in the door with many motivated MH sellers in parks or with land.Are you looking at purchasing mobile homes inside pre-existing parks or attached to their private land, or both?

when i sell a property, i pay for it if the buyer wants one....on my first home though, i also had the seller pay for one....the one time i had them come out,they said it was obvious the gaspack was old and so it was a pre-existing condition that wasn't covered...long story short..i had to pay to fix the heat anyways...insurance companies, warranties--they're just a joke in my opinion

@Henzen Viltus My personal recommendation is to get properties without pre existing tenants.

it was my understanding that you couldnt' solicit for these investors..it sounds like there's already a preexisting relationship here though...could be wrong

Is pre-existing the way to go?