Maybe the original owner didn't mind having a felony drug dealer live at the property but you might.

I've bought several properties from them with equity at closing and use their affiliated property manager to manage the properties.

Find a good local dealer, see if you can get contractor price, 5-10% off.

Best way to figure out what rate you should put on the note is to talk with note dealers and see what rates are being purchased.Allen Fletcher

Lots of threads are started by affiliates and this really looked like the same drawing assumptions......geeez, public forums!

As someone who invests in Florida, mobile homes are par for the course.Investing in MH's are not that scary, just keep some basic rules in mind.1) Try to buy newer than 80.  2) Try to buy MH land packages. 3) There is a niche for buying in parks which can be profitable, this is called Lonnie dealers.  

It's like getting a college education with the huge costs affiliated. 

I'm certainly not a tax expert so hopefully someone like @Steven Hamilton II can add to this, but yes if you buy and sell real estate as a business I believe you can be considered a "dealer" to the IRS, and you would file the income on Schedule C (self-employed) if you're a sole proprietor.  

Can't say I think this will end well.http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/201608160051...I am not affiliated with Realty Mogul and this is not a reccomendation to buy or sell securities in any way.

Most are drug dealers houses.