Quote from @Levy Lanie: Sorry if I’m posting to the wrong section, but this was the closest topic regarding mobile/manufactured homes! 

I would be happy to get some tips and start building some connections and local professional team.Thanks and Best Regards,Ricky Levy 

The Tennessee Titans have a new quarterback, rookie Will Levis, who took over after an injury to starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill, and he has an interesting coffee routine: he puts mayonnaise in his coffee.

You are going to need to research local law on mortgage/deed of trust foreclosures vs. sheriff sales (levies to satisfy judgments).

(UNLESS OWNER OCCUPIED OR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS)If the land lord supplies heat, rent increase shall not exceed 4% otherwise don't exceed 3%.tenants 65 or older 2%new tenants increase can not exceed 5% over the last tenant's registered rentyou must provide a new tenant the previous rent amount in writing.you must apply to the city for each increase with 60 days notice, depending on the US department of housing and urban development for a unit of similar size.fines will be levied on a daily basis if in violation. 

Maybe not as much as WA, but...In WA You also have high gas taxes and high excise taxes.

Investment-wise, I think it has potential, but it seems like @Levi Bennett knows more about the dynamics than I do.

This could be as high as 18%, per the statutory maximum from FSS 197.172(1) or, very often, as little as 0.25%.197.472    Redemption of tax certificates.(2) When a tax certificate is redeemed and the interest earned on the tax certificate is less than 5 percent of the face amount of the certificate, a mandatory minimum interest of an absolute 5 percent shall be levied upon the face value of the tax certificate. [...]Translation: When a property owner pays their delinquent taxes and thus redeems a tax lien certificate, if the certificate has yet to accrue a total of 5% at the rate at which the winning bidder won the certificate, then the winning bidder receives 5%.

Let them handle the wage garnishment and bank levy. 20 years is a long time for deadbeats to turn things around, get married, receive an inheritance, need to buy a home/car/etc.

It's the Levi's 501 of real estate purchases -- never goes out of style.