(Transportation to Bus and Train) is key in that area.

I know there will be issues like running power, well drilling, and a septic as well as the cost of transporting the mobile. 

.* Monetizing your Overhead with rent collection* Depreciation and Appreciation of the property* Landlord Experience recognized with rental income on your tax returns* Seller Assist up to 6% and potential Lender Credit Allowance with Direct Lender* Can use 85% of the income on the other rental units toward your Global Income for Purchase Power on a home.Things you need to concern with;* Transportation should be close to the building for better renters* If living there would need to decided on allowing Section 8 rentals* Pets being allowed* Required to live there up to 1 yearLet me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

I would look into cities with growing populations, good jobs, and transport links.

This rental market impelled Wilkes County to ban the transport of pre-HUD code homes into its jurisdiction, stated County Planner Paul Robinson.[36] Many other N.C. counties have the same policy.

SEC 8 tenants want to live in the neighborhood where their extended family lives, which generally trumps it being in a bad neighborhood if they don't have their own transportation.  

With few exceptions I rarely ever see a toter and set up crew work for much less than the flat 10k to disassemble, transport, prep the new site, and reset any multi-section MH.Especially with so many new site prep and set up requirements i.e. tie down systems, (TDS), earthquake resistant bracing systems, (ERBS), permanent foundation systems (PFS), etc along with proper site prep protocol, pedestal and/or infrastructure upgrades etc. 

I was told to look at places where public transportation is accessible, as this would open up my renter numbers. 

There is no public transportation where I work, because it is in a secluded, out of the way, area in our nation's capitol.

There are many, many layers of fees in the extraction and transportation and estimates about future BPD are often way off.