I also tell people that have no money to put their wallet away and not to sign-up.

Hello everyone, just started to do mobile home investing.

I would suggest going - especially if you've never been to one of these weekend upsells - but keep your wallet and credit cards in your pocket.

It's best to try to find contractors who specialize in working with mobile homes.

Why not take a trip to see for yourself before you turn your back on what could likely be a big bonus for your wallet.

So we followed orders, I unintentionally ended up leaving my JansPort backpack inside of my friends vehicle in the passengers side which i always hold my wallet and other necessities that i refuse to fill up my pockets with to prevent overloaded pockets, so while we are standing in front of the cop car, the officer walked over to where I was (passengers side) of the vehicle searched and raised his hand in the air and said "Look what I found in the black Jan-Sport, a piece of marijuana" and I automatically rejected to the fact and said "thats impossible officer I have not had possession nor smoked marijuana in months if not longer and theres just no possible way you could of found that in there.

I can be mobile to all the markets, don't have to worry about establishing different teams in each spot, and it's just totally hands-off and carefree.

I 'want' to invest in section 8 row homes, or mobile homes.

I had been flipping small homes and mobile homes but me and my father started building homes to see how it goes.

We are also interested in mobile home parks and commercial properties.I agree with others on the postings and podcasts, in that if you look at the broad economic future for our country, and for whichever state you live in, it is a certainty that the Fed will continue to print money to distort the paper and other markets and that *actual* inflation will continue to rise.