catalogId=84&sku=2356391&cm_ven=PLA&cm_cat=Google&cm_pla=Furniture%20%3E%20TV%20Stands%20%26%20Media&cm_ite=2356391&gclid=CjwKCAiAws7uBRAkEiwAMlbZjm622Y-iWpSrT4ETi6i2mWFI4TkudzMcc6r4wBEGELigXCvyPhJ1BxoCwCUQAvD_BwEI'm currently rehabbing a home with a mid-century vibe.

In my area many of the multi family conversion houses are late 19th-early 20th century construction and will not have any insulation in the walls unless they have already been renovated.   

I work with Darren Webb, Team Webb Century 21 Goodyear Green.

So you won't get to take cash out....unless you found the deal of the century or something....but the other 2 aspects make it beneficial. 

You have 5 components to any mobile home park purchase, all of which have to be in favorable alignment:INFRASTRUCTUREDENSITYECONOMICSAGE OF HOMESLOCATIONWeakness in one category requires additional strength in another.You will learn that there is no perfect mobile home park -- they are all flawed for one simple reason: you haven't been able to build a new one for about a half-century.

My first one was from a "Realestate Meetup" at the Century 21 bldg near Durango/Warmsprings area. 

A quick trip to the courthouse (or looking online if you're lucky enough to have a county working in the 21st century) should take care of this for you.

I know Case Shiller lists San Diego as the 3rd most profitable buy n hold city in the US this century. 

Skyway hill is cape cod, mid century and split level heaven depending on when the particular subdivision was built.   

Funny enough, it's essentially the same with Century 21 where I'm licensed in Mass.