The financial benefit has to be in the Solar Company's favor, just as leasing a car or apartment is in the dealer/landlord's favor in the long run.  

Personally, I would leave these to the wheelers and dealers in South Florida.

The home X the street from me has been vacant for a month due to the cops flushing out the dealers.

I'm not a wheeler dealer kind of person.

Negotiating is an important skill to learn....not in the slick, wheeler-dealer sense, but in the sense that helps other people see your point of view and lets them know you're considering theirs.

It was a drug/party house.

It's all in that critical discussion with the park, which is why being a lonnie dealer is such a up and down model.Ok so they give you 2 months no lot rent for you to fix up the home and find a renter.  

The shared backyard is filled with their junk which the tenants in the other unit complained about.I did a civil and criminal background search on the tenant and he has been evicted twice and has an extensive criminal records including multiple drug charges, break and enters, battery and assault with a weapon.Here is a picture of their backyard treasures:

@Sandy UhlmannYes, the IRA can purchase a home, have it repaired, and resell the home at a profit.Do check with your IRA provider (and tax advisor) next week and ensure that you get a good explanation of the rules and exposure to UBTI taxation that such an activity can create.You or a disqualified party to the IRA may not do any work on the property.Flipping is a dealer activity viewed as a trade or business.  

I bought my park in a small town a few hours away that I don't know very well, so I met with city officials, the police chief, and a local mobile home park dealer to get their input.