I found a very well maintain oil heating condo from 1940's...

Think termite damage, broken sewer lines, galvanized and lead waterlines, knob & tube wiring, underground oil tanks etc. 

It is more work upfront, and has a steeper learning curve, but can pay off once you have a well-oiled machine working for you in the market.My personal opinion and how I tell my clients is house hack here in colorado each and every year, getting a low down payment loan.

Since I'm not really well connected in the HR department for the oil and gas folks around here I figured that would be my biggest obstacle.

We have now seen that most politicians think nothing of illegally screwing over the real estate industry, because most of us are small businesses that don't have lobbyists like the oil/gas and grocery store industries do. 

If the mobile home has a propane tank or oil tank for heating, it can be problematic because tenants may not be able to afford to fill up and use other types of heat sources.

I would make it unpleasant for someone that overstayed their welcome.I have been doing this for about 10 years and have never had any cause for concern about someone not leaving when they were supposed to.I have a fishing team staying at the house that are in a tournament.

Now if your sitting on 30 year fixed debt with no covenants thats a whole nother kettle of fish. you start borrowing from portfolio lenders and you had best read the fine print  :)  

I work for an Oklahoma City based Oil & Gas company.

It seems to work well as there is no gas/oil and less on going maintenance for the machine.