@William Stewart You may want to talk to some mobile home dealerships in your area.

Last November, the City of Mobile sent me a letter and I was notified about several code violations: litter and trash, high grass and weeds, fence.

I'm exploring many different ideas relating to mobile home parks.

I am hoping to make the move from residential (househacking and BRRRR) to mobile home parks.

Most of our rentals are mobile homes on private property, purchased specifically because they cost ½ or less what stick-built houses of comparable square footage would have – and they bring virtually the same rent.

My cousin found a mobile home which seems like a good investment. 

Like starter homes and mobile homes both on land and in parks.  

I am just using my car as a mobile office and I come upon an abandoned home that might be a good candidate to make habitable.

Please forgive me if this topic has been covered (I’m sure it has but my searches didn’t result in any detailed info)...I’m considering pursuing the purchase of a mobile home park where a number of the tenants have been living there for years without any formal lot leases, just “handshake deals.”The owner is a longtime resident of the park and has no interest in running it like a business. 

Have been renting to the same tenants ( a family of 6, 2 parents 4 kids all 12y+) since July 2016, 4 bedroom 2 bathroom mobile home in Dacono, Colorado rent is under $1,500 utilities not included.