Buying resell is the way to go for that, and usually locks in the lower property tax rates as well (higher on new builds, weird system).

Ideally you would want to turn around and make $10,000 in 10 days, and resell to a cash buyer.

@Michael Lettieri Hey Michael - wholesalers mostly find off-market properties, put them under contract, and then resell them to investors at a higher price than what they put the property under contract for.

Not sure if you've looked into reselling the deal itself to a wholesale buyer yet, but that's also an option.Best of luck!

I don't know about your area but most places a $15k mobile home on land isn't in livable condition, what would you have done if you couldn't resell, it seems you might not have had enough capital to bring it up to rentable or livable condition. 

Big deal if I ever want to resell. 

If you intend to buy and resell tell them.

The two mobile homes I mentioned are the only ones I have ever owned, except for one that I bought many years ago sitting on a lot which I was able to resell the trailer for the price I gave for the home and lot.

If you (or anyone else) are going to hold this property for the 3-6 months to rehab and resell, a $15k profit margin is not much at all. 

The 10K could end up being less with holding cost, higher repairs, commission, etc...I'm hoping to do a resell, but looking for 20K min...