He was renting from this older lady the property with a mobile home on it for many years.

Life events happen, we get it and I would envision if something isn't spelled out in the PPM exactly how this mechanism works that a "best efforts" approach would be applied for a win/win scenario for the current investors and existing investor.

I'm glad I've been taught about all of this stuff now otherwise I would have easily given in to the "Lieutenant-mobile" along with everyone else!

I am an Electro-mechanical engineer by education, and I currently work as a software/controls engineer in the HVAC space with a stable job and good income.  

We just purchased a property with four mobile homes on it.

I'm looking at buying a 7 space mobile home park with one stick built house that is owned by the park. 

The mechanism for avoiding double taxation in these circumstances is usually a tax credit for taxes paid to another state.

Some of our mobile homes date back to the late 1980s and are becomming maintenance nightmares, but we've we'll exceeded our costs on those properties.

And if you are the third party that has bribed Zillow for leads through this bait and switch mechanism- don't sign people up for your mailing list without their permission. 

I've been kicking around the idea of buying a new mobile home and placing it on some land I inherited.