Some great books to check out: The Complete Guide to Investing in Duplexes, Triplexes, Fourplexes, and Mobile Homes by E.E.

My name is Harrison, my father and I are actively looking to buy a 30-100 space, primarily lot rent Mobile Home Park with upside in the Southeastern United States (Oklahoma, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee).

I'm currently looking a 39 lot only mobile home park in the west coast and looking for any advice/help on making a decision on it.

We are considering a double wide mobile home on several acres that is currently bank owned.

More and more friends tell me that they are coming to town to see a concert (especially true since T-Mobile Arena started operating).  

As a GC myself I would agree with most of the posts as to pay for the material and possibly a small mobilization fee.

You can automate rent and late fee charges every month and use it to track all the financials, including entering bills and printing checksThe mobile apps are convenient as well.

I very rarely speak to the majority of the other tenants in my park, but this is only because I live in a small mobile home park where I am the only Caucasian.

@Petit Morne the world doesn't need more mobile home parks.

there is a program called ankidroid.it allows you to make flash card questions across mobile and desktop devices,go through all your chapter's and create the questions and answers then simply use the program