I come across a listing for a mobile home park with an exceptional cap rate.

I talked to a software developer about my plans a few months ago and he quoted something between $10k and $15k to do the whole thing.....including mobile app interface.Sorry I couldn't offer more.

I live in Idaho and there are quite a few properties that are larger acreages with 2 or more mobile homes on them.

The point is they are mobile and now days almost every grocery store has a bank in it.

I have a friend who uses a mobile notary with his own contracts but he works out of a different state and since Georgia is an "attorney state" the deal can't be closed by a mobile notary.

There are many, many, many things that can go wrong with these deals.One of my three deals is a mini storage in Mobile AL.

Did you move on to commercial real estate projects (like apartment bldgs, mobile home parks, office space, etc)?

I've been researching a number of options, including buying a mobile home park.Is it realistic to own a mobile home park in another state?

As in all real estate, there are different levels of folks as well as different types of mobile home communities.

I have two co-owned rental properties - a mobile home in Durango and a single family rental in Houston.