I am looking at a piece of land that has the potential to be turned into conservation land and sold as mitigation land credits to developers in the area. 

Broken handle on the washer/dryerLight flickering and occasionally not working in the kitchenBlinds that have some missing pieces/cracked elementsBurner on stove not workingThese all seem like items I should pay except for maybe the first and third ones.Really appreciate getting the opinion of others here as I figure out how all of this works!

So, there's a piece of property with a little mobile home in the next city over that seems like it could be a wise investment, but I am new to all this so I was hoping for some experienced advice.

It’s a numbers game of buying lists or driving for dollars .. taking note of rundown looking homes and sending out thousands of mail pieces and working to convert motivated sellers into selling their home . https://www.marketwatch.com/story/home-flipping-activity-reaches-six-year-high-2018-06-07

Toyota, Honda, or some old piece that you could trade Grass Cutting for the summer and a Carton of smokes for, at some point or another may need a jump.

I am considering buying a chunk of cheap property in my area and putting a mobile home on it to rent out, I want to start with 1 MH and my goal would be to find a large enough piece of property that I could eventually add maybe 2-3 more MH’s onto it over a period of time.

The specific piece of legislation.

This is an interesting distinction.

@Dustin Awtrey, One piece of advice is to keep one bank account for your project.

I quickly reviewed the other post and responded to a great piece of advise I had yet considered.