Buying a mobile home can be an intimidating task for many new investors, but it doesn’t have to be.

They come in sections, like mobile homes, and are then attached together on site. 

At this time, I was part of a Mastermind group where I was the little fish in the pond (and at the time I owned 200 units between commercial, multifamily, single family and some mobile home parks).  

thanks, Edward Edward,While you certainly can acquire more properties and growth with leverage, you can also crash and burn if the real estate market turns against you.There is a pretty well known Bigger Pockets commentator who suggests you don't even make money until your down payment has been returned through cashflow.

It makes it sound like investors don't know that mobile home parks are a good investor. 

I usually text 10-12k property owners with 1-3 possible mobile phone numbers per month.

They’d rather see their house burn to the ground than sell it at market value, let alone at a discount.The reason you are struggling is that everyone is regurgitating the complete nonsense all these gurus are yapping about. 

The CL mobile app is helpful for this.Last inquiry from a CL ad was a mom - sounded stressed as dealing with the logistic nightmare of relocating her family across county.

Jason Smith (Keller Williams Miami) 786-326-8115 mobile

It was a mobile home park.