I’m assuming you’re talking about mobile homes, like single wides and double wides?  

And I just purchased a mobile home in one of my friend's parks that is my first rehab project and I'm learning soooooo much and having a blast doing it!

Are you building a house or putting in a mobile home park?

Ultimate respect is given to the school janitor, the fast food worker, and the residents of the mobile home park because they are probably better with their money than mom and dad.My kids are given a lot of advantages, including nice vacations, a large house, and a good public school education.

I have tried a few of those, Redfin is my direct competition in most of the Zips I works, they only had leads waaaay out in the rural areas/desert, for Ojo we really need to be on the paid platform for quality leads, still trying Upnest, Have had success with Agent Pronto, OP city only sent low end land and mobile home leads which are time burners in this market, Homelight only partners with a few big teams here, Clever is on the list to try, fingers crossed thats a good one for SoCal

I've known investors to try investing in mobile homes which have not worked out for them.

I was just thinking about if I’m older and it hurts to lift stuff, and I’m using my bike to be mobile, that you’re unreasonably hurting my quality of life for almost no reason.

Property is land with mobile home. 

During the conversation he mentioned that a lady who is the administrator for the estate that owns a mobile home  located about 1,000 feet from my driveway was getting ready to sell the property. 

Examples are mobile home parks, RV parks, and golf courses where the value of the property is not primarily derived from building(s) but rather from the improvements to the land.