Those classes are designed to suck you in and then vacuum your wallet. 

Hello everyone,I am just starting to research investing in mobile homes for the first time and I am hoping to get sent in the right direction.

The mobile homes and the lots are owned by the park.Gross monthly income is $2,070/monthOwner pays:-Trash is $64/ month-Water is $200/month-Tax is $25/monthTenants pay their own utilities, electricity and gasSelling because it has a lot of equity in it$84,000 with option of seller financingRent ranges from $275 through $575/monthOwner charges a lady who has lived on the park for 7 years the lowest rent of $275/monthCity sewage and city waterAny and all advice on this deal would be greatly appreciated.

So I am glad that I was able to leave there with my credit card in my wallet!

We are relocating from Brandon, MS back home to Mobile/Baldwin County as I retire from the military (so, have a little knowledge about investing around military communities). 

Since I started using it my tenants are paying earlier and responding WAY more promptly to messages, which by itself makes the cost worth it.Though actually just a few days ago they put out an option to use Roof free by just tacking on a payment fee for your tenants to cover when they pay rent, so you basically have an option to pay yourself or charge your tenants a bit extra.Bonus:  The Roof mobile app is also among the best I've used.

For me, I can do two deals buying mobile homes all cash (with definitely less than 100k!) 

I’m looking to buy a mobile home park and have started approaching a couple brokers to get info about properties.

The park appears to be very pieced together and there is a mix of mobile homes, a house, apartment and several single "shacks" some with plumbing and some without.

The park appears to be very pieced together and there is a mix of mobile homes, a house, apartment and several single "shacks" some with plumbing and some without.