I was not very comfortable but it seemed it's their typical and routine practice.

The thing is this is all very comfortableThink about the difference between what work feels like and what dreaming feels like and force yourself to become uncomfortable.

We were very uncomfortable and left.  

@Rob Rawls  Valdosta is really not that small of a town...I lived in Tallahassee for 10-years and traveled through Valdosta routinely.

This is also assuming that I will be able to get multiple mortgages without my DTI getting to high and feeling uncomfortable. 

Not to mention that there are attorneys that routinely market to/shop for clients who are being evicted.  

The property is probably in foreclosure and when found vacant the bank will hire a property preservation company to keep the property up by mowing the grass and doing routine inspections. 

Good question Brandon.I too would be very curious to hear active mobile home park owners day-to-day routines.

I am comfortable with what I have today, but my experience is that my greatest growth has come from getting totally uncomfortable.

Broad question, so I'm just going to answer it in kind.I was in Boston recently, and while taking some mental notes about how radically different the real estate market is (the value is all in the land, and speculation about the value of that land), I did unintentionally realize how backwards and uncomfortable Milwaukee is in ways, namely, it is so profoundly segregated.