She saying because the Mobile Home needs repairs.

I’m from Mobile.

That's the thing about mobile home parks - everything else flows down into them.

Most of my accounts are within a quarter mile of each other and where my office & home are, so it's very easy to work them in, go and talk to folks, etc.I've also had accounts that are at places just one city over and it was a perpetual thorn in my side since it wasn't in my main sphere of location/activity.Once you find some that are recommended and fairly close by / convenient, some other things to check out are fees and online access, bill pay, etc.For example, I found out that one of my banks doesn't let me do mobile deposit through their app for a business account - so that was quite a disappointment.And if you might have several accounts, one for each entity, someday then fees across multiple accounts can add up quickly so keep that in mind.

Just to clarify, i am not talking about mobile home.Are there investors here with experience in building to rent or even 'flip' a modular build?

I'm a fan of tiny homes and mobile homes because of the lower purchase price.

Hello, I’m looking for a mentor to invest in mobile home parks with as a partner to learn how the business works and be involved in all aspects of the business.

I'm considering buying a mobile home as a rental.

I am debating installing a central AC unit for the 4/5 months it gets hot in Colorado, but was wondering if it would be better to have mobile AC units in each bedroom instead.

What are owners typically seeing for average monthly cost for public water/sewer, in their mobile home park of around 40 homes?