In pursuit of yields in the current market in our area, many investors consider mobile homes but lose interest on closer inspection. 

I have tried some fancy approaches to force the market to bear a higher profit than it is willing to produce, but each time come back to simple, bread-and-butter investing.I jumped onto the site and took advantage of one of these "awesome deals" and for the weeks that followed I saw shiny object after shiny object illuminate my inbox . . . not to mention some very powerful retargeting "educating me" on the "easiest strategy you're not using to make $14k a week" and some such.So, after spending my already limited time and emotional energy on two of these pursuits in as many weeks, I decided to can it and say "see ya never" to the gimmicks.That's my experience. 

Dang @Calvin Thomas, this IS a pickle.As far as the money goes, I would be inclined to forego the legal pursuit and put the $50-75k (or lets say $75k since legal fees are rarely less than they can be) towards the $110k in re-construction costs. 

To be more successful, you simply have to work on the other elements to progress your REI pursuit.

Since he doesn't have a mortgage, he can easily get a line of credit on the home to finance his future pursuits. 

I suppose the obvious answer then would be to let that ride, and gather funds from elsewhere to start my pursuit for additional passive income.

I started my LLC and I am committed to my pursuits and eager to continue to learn by as much as I can.

We ended up in a parking lot where they wrote me a check for $1,000 to drop any pursuit for a higher commission - I think the home was $300K at the time.

I also find work part time, although much less so now, as a photographer.My goal in real estate is to build enough passive income to allow me to quit my job and focus on other pursuits, such as: traveling, living abroad, photography, investing in other businesses (which I will discuss at the end), and continuing to invest in real estate, of course.

In the past I have sacrificed my family time in pursuit of my long term goal of financial independence that will allow me to spend more time with my family.