I buy mobile homes in parks where I own the land underneath the trailer. 

There is also an acre lot and garage and the price point is well below any equivalent newer trailers or stick built homes of similar size in the area (probably 50% of their value).Many investors make good cash flow turning mobiled into rentals.  

I am going to do a similar one on the mobile home park I bought in October to lay out all the numbers for the last 12 months. 

The second is a 2 bedroom 1.5 bath mobile home on 1 acre.

I do mobile home parks.

I would tell you to get really, really smart on self-storage, mobile home parks, or something that can be run by a low-skilled employee and pretty hands-off. 

Unlike doorloop which I use some features are not available for mobile devices.

Another option is you could get a construction/bridge loan.My sense is thebuilder wants money upfront and insurance is saying no - which is typical in commercial deals where contractor does not get paid until work is done - none of this upfront stuff except for some mobilization costs.

We are looking for a flexible option to access a pool of money that we can draw on to help with infill of the mobile home parks we own.

The only time I ever deal in paper is when I close and my mobile notary comes to have me put ink on trees.