Mobile Homes and Modulars are a hidden gem that for years have fell below the radar when it comes to REI. 

Congrats on getting the mobile home fixed up and sold. 

The auto detailing businesses we have worked with either make you drop the vehicle at there place, or it's mobile (usually interior details).

As I have always had an in house notary in my company.so the on line notary is new to me.. only thing i dont like is getting charged for it.. just like mobile notary I wont pay for those.. if the title company insist on it I push back ***** and whine and just tell them no way am I paying a mobile notary because its your requirement LOL.

prior to purchasing the carwash I was part owner of a mobile auto detailing company that we operated out of a 2800sqft warehouse.

there are numerous commercial RE options such as storage units, mobile home parks, industrial, office, NNN, etc.  

I can't decide between exploring a 203K loan or getting into flipping mobile homes.

STR in those areas do well year round because of fall colors and ski resorts and snow mobiling if they are on a lake, but on the flip side you are paying significant more because they serve dual purpose.  

I applied for a spot in a mobile home park and was rejected.

Hence, a mobilization fee before the crew and materials show up on the job.A flipper who wants the GC to fund their job will always be paying full retail.