You'll be lighter in the wallet and more experienced.

I'm in a similar boat.A lady in Oregon says her friend (who died) deeded his 12 acres and a mobile home to her via quit claim deed, and that the guy's will is at the courthouse, and she wants fast cash to buy a local rundown hotel to fix it up. 

I'm new to mobile home investing, just need some info.

My former office manager busted her butt to help a client buy a $14k mobile home in Salinas because that is what she could afford.

Plus I kind of like the idea of only doing it when they are late, charging all of the extra fees so it stings quite their wallet quite a bit.

I believe the quality of mobile home HVAC are not the same as SFR so thats why it is cheaper.

Hey BP, I have a lot for sale, and I have a buyer who wants to park a mobile home on the lot.

As a first time investor (looking to hold onto the house long term) this would be hard on my wallet. $95 was good piece of mind.

I have one mortgage on a mobile home park, three mortgages on three sf homes through a local bank, two mortgages on two homes through a private lender, one mortgage on four units through a private lender, and one mortgage on 5 units in an LLC through a local bank.My credit score is over 800.

I don't know when we, Americans, are going to open up our wallets and spend like we used to allowing the economy to take off.