It's only a few miles from Mobile Bay, so the insurance is kinda all over the place down here.

If you have never owned a community you should go to the mobile home university forum to learn the business.

Getting started sooner rather than later would also be nice but location is now my main concern,  I am going to try and go to a meet in San Antonio as soon as possible to get some FaceTime with real investors.Side note my post above looks completely awful i tried to put it back to formatted but ended up just reposting the whole thing,  I will never post from mobile again.

I have a friend who invests in mobile home parks and he said something similar with Walmart. 

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $216,000

Cash invested: $21,600

18 unit trailer park next to 42 unit I own.

What made you interested...

Purchase price: $14,000 Cash invested: $14,000 Mobile home on 5 nice but garbage filled acres.

As far as the 100k, invest in mobile homes.

There shouldn’t be any extra charges for mobilization or other upfront costs since he is so far into the contract.If not, then having given proper notices and record retention is important in “termination for default”.Otherwise, you guys need to figure out how to agree to part company.

Pay in increments of 10% upon mobilization and then 20% milestones until you reach a punchlist and the last 10% upon completion.  

. ;-)   I'm just jealous because I think Amazon will clog up the hotels and the metro and I won't be able to find any Lime Bikes and Scooters to ride around Crystal City and Pentagon City.