Read Charles Becker of Duke University's article on this very topic for greater insight.Another difference is that Class B/C apartments typically need a huge amount of expensive cap-x to maintain their occupancy, while mobile home parks need a much lower amount since the park does not own the homes (or at least many of the homes in most cases), although this is true whether there is a recession or not.The final main difference is that apartments sell at much lower cap rates, so there is less cushion in the event of a recession, while mobile home parks still sell about 1 to 2 points higher in cap rate, so you have more flexibility to contend with the impact of a recession, whatever it may be.

Outlying areas like Puyallup, Sumner, Gig Harbor are  upgrades with smaller town feeling and more bedroom communities.

If you are confident then I would offer on the spot and get your inspection during your due diligence period like Charles said. 

Charles

Hi Charles, I believe the answer is no. as they don't originate mortgage products or advertise their own mortgage rates. 

This is the message from Wells Fargo:"Purchase contract shows that buyer Nina Ibrahimbegovic (non-borrowing spouse) is the buyer’s agent and is employed by the listing agent company Charles Rutenberg Realty.

@Charles MullHey Charles!

Charles,I have used a company in Tallahassee called GutterHawk Regards,Sam

@Charles Zink Varies per building and zoning laws.

@Charles Stubblebine you can get an FHA loan with 3.5% down, but I haven't seen a conventional loan with that type of down payment.