Personally, I went into single-family homes to mobile homes buying all cash.

Since I work a very specific niche (mobile homes), there are things I can do to help make things more cost effective. :) 

I made an offer on a piece of land with a mobile home on it and it was accepted. 

We agreed to split closing costs, I'd take care of septic inspection, and I'm tearing down the mobile on the land. 

You will be able to connect with some of the largest management companies, mobile home distributors, brokers and other owners.

Not only does this property have two mobile homes but raw land where my dad has his horses, and where he parks his horse trailers, tractors etc. in order to sell it we would have to sell the property as a whole. these rentals though in great shape and being updated would be classified as lower income properties. 

It also has several opportunities to house hack the estate which include a mobile that I am renting ($1000mo), walk-out basement that needs updated but can be rented, and a building that looks like they were trying to make a duplex but the county shut them down for not getting the proper authorizations.CURRENT NEED: GUIDANCE, MENTORSHIP, and maybe a little more GUIDANCE.

I’ve built a mobile friendly web app designed to organize information for landlords and I was planning on adding applications to it next so this is good timing.

I currently run a mobile auto detailing company with my wife that I started back in 07. 

In regards to Mobile home rentals, what standard of living, cleanliness, etc. needs to be kept to legally rent these units out?