I have always called it my "Real Estate ATM Machine" :)

You just have to have a marketing machine in place already.

I have heard of companies that will deal with the machines and the service and take a percentage of the profits every month.

With modern technology lenders and auditors are able to fully audit their loans using AI and machine learning -- rather than looking at a few percent they are able to analyze them all.

Just took a BP member and let him find out how much fun machine guns are.

A good camera or a new smartphone with a cutting-edge camera may trump the need for a laptop, but if you are seeking a laptop I personally like the Microsoft Surface Book - its lightweight, its got a touchscreen, it got a good battery and decent entry point for a decent machine. 

I have switched my model up recently and am only buying a handful of rentals a year that I can pay cash for and leave paid off, so I have developed quite the marketing machine in this area. 

CYB (cover your butt) there's a reason fax machines won't go away.... and it's because in the court of law emails won't hold up.

The vending machine blocks the entire sidewalk.

Renting mobile homes is a tough road b/c they don't hold as well to tenants who tend to be harder on the homes.Here are a few ideas you might think about:Owner finance out the MHs instead of renting-that shifts all maintenance to ownerBuy a few more MHs and owner finance them outTry to add non-rent revenue -vending machines, even at small parks can add a thousand or so each monthLot rent increaseWhat is the current lot rent?