When I have a cavity, I go to the dentist.

I've seen so many doctors and dentists in Korea investing when they reach their 50s, and that's also the advice my parents gave me.

throw a basketball hoop in there and cement it. looks good for the open house

My brother is a dentist and he still lives in Oklahoma and he and I are interested in buying some property here.MHPs weren't on my investing radar initially, but my brother came across a mobile home that's only three miles from his dental practice that looks intriguing, but again I am new to this and any feedback that you could give would be greatly appreciated.

(hints at a repair)did the contractor pour a new slab of cement?

One can also go on any number of sites & learn how to perform a root canal without the aid & expense of a dentist.

It happened in the old days twice before they put a cement barrier up. hmmm the property could provide cash flow but probably not be a very good investment in terms of resale value. 

What's your thought on people learning the construction and being able to under stand how foundations are made, windows are installed, what flashing is used for, and that concrete is not the same as cement?

Any look around at the building and the people hanging around should have sufficed but this kind of cemented the feeling.

I would suggest searching through the forums for that specific topic as both have been discussed in detail on the forums.As far as finding deals, you can get access to MLS, you can direct market to motivated homeowners, you can build relationships with agents and brokers who can provide inventory, you can buy bulk, and the list goes on.As far as finding private investors, I always recommend that one start with those they know - family, friends, co-workers, dentist, doctor, CPA, neighbor, parents from kids school, etc.