Tenants own their home and lease the land for perpetual income.My opinion is the #1 pitfall with mobile home parks is finding one for a fair price.  

Wow, I feel honored to be such a hot topic of conversation and thanks everyone for the kind words, I really really appreciate it.I don't want to be a Guru, please don't put that "stereo type" on me.

Hi Will and thanks for the welcome.I'm tempted to make a joke about breaking kneecaps and my being from New Jersey... but why further promote stereotypes?!

from an energy standpoint I love the idea of doing something once and seeing perpetual reward for it.

But I know that also depends on the wholesalers personally and I would probably have to work 100 times harder to distance myself from that stereotype.

If they perpetually owe you money and have a creeping balance, I suggest taking them to court and getting a judgment, and cc’ing SEC 8.

We are talking about people who are perpetually poor and they keep themselves that way. 

I believe the statement above was stereo-typically infused, as the legal source of someones income should not define the type of person they are.

I'm trying to gauge my steps and I was wondering how do I keep this momentum perpetuating to a successful portfolio with limited funds to work with?

There is still a potential right of redemption, or issues in the process that could create headaches, but the system was designed to get properties back into commerce and that simply wouldn't be possible if title issues persisted in perpetuity.