@Cara Lonsdale I say that here in St.

That sounds good Cara!

@Cara Lonsdale > That's great, so long as you are local, and still have a desire to be an active participant in your rentals.

Cara Bullock can you please update your profile with more about you as well as your company and maybe a picture?

The borrower needs to practice Caveat Emptor to vet the lender, and newbies don't know nearly enough to be able to do that :)Case and point - as I was driving yesterday (I spent the past couple of days in the car), a newbie calls me.

My goal is to become an millionaire and own my favorite car a Lamborghini in the future. 

 - Cara 

hi adam. basically, a mobile home has a title just the same as a car. a house has a deed, a legal description for the land at the county court house, etc. the mobile home is titled like a car and is recorded at the state level, much the same as any motor vehicle. what you need to watch out for is the park that it sits in. what you are talking about doing is called subleting. some parks do not allow it. they will not let you own a mobile home in their park and rent it out to someone else. you need to check with the park on that one first. 

Well if that's your friend when he was a big spender filling your belly with lobster on the daily - I hope he won't be sleeping in his car as a broke person but on your couch, airbed, sleeping bag or the likes of...Kudos,Mary

I'm willing to sign over the title of my car as collateral to get started.