@Brian Flanagan Check with your local manufactured housing association and mobile home dealerships in the area.

Most do single family but people show up that do everything from mobile homes to multi.

So if your end product is 40k  lets break it down.. not a sales pitch or what you want to hear.your turn key company or provider is going to want to make at least 10k.. that's common in the industry.. that leaves 30k to do all this... your contractor putting it all together wants to make 3 to 5k.. so that leaves say 25k to put it all together.to have a sustainable rental.. you need New mechanicals new roof.. sewer scoped and replaced if needed up graded plumbing and electrical.. new paint and flooring.. cabinets and appliances and hot water heater.. this all cost at least 15 to 20k.. leaving you to pay 5k for the asset...

Anyone sell mobile homes and rent the land under them?

Hi all,Are there any laws, ordinances, etc, that are particular to mobile home purchase and sale in NC?

It's actually not bad.For anyone interested, look for Security First Mobile by Security First Insurance.

We are primarily looking to get into small multi-family rentals and have also been considering mobile homes as well.If anyone invest in these areas, or knows of someone else that does, please let me know!

Hi all,Are there any laws, ordinances, etc, that are particular to mobile home purchase and sale in NC?

I'm new to this... so I sold my mobile home that is in a mobile home park a year ago.

I'm not a lawyer but I ask how is this any different from a mechanics lien or a repossession?