However, soon I will be incorporating applicable steps towards my real estate goals by networking and building relationships with people in the industry and trying to obtain some real life experience!

Your typical 'victim' that swears up and down that they were still making the agreed upon payments, might not (for example) include in their narrative that it was an adjustable rate mortgage that adjusted up, but they refused to make more than the initial payment during the 'teaser' period. 

All you pay is the $300 Secretary of State fee to incorporate a new traditional/series LLC.Hope this helps.Thanks. 

Because they're scared of them as a result of an endless media narrative that all mobile home parks are like what's shown on 8-Mile and Myrtle Manor.

It might be easiest to incorporate it into the rent adding a buffer in, so if normal rent is $1000 and water/sewer is $50, charge $1075 including water/sewer. 

One thing you can do, other than checking for state licenses, incorporations, etc. is to check the public records to see how many mortgages are recorded in their name.  

Big difference, selling the park is commercial and the D-F won't apply.Dealers have different restrictions as to DF search for DF related posts by Ken Rischel, he's the compliance expert here on chattel liens and parks.As to RTO, the are specifically addressed in the SAFE Act which was incorporated by DF and ARE covered transactions.

The SAFE Act was later incorporated into the Dodd-Frank Act, so it's alive and well requiring compliance.The guy you need to speak to, IMO, about MH financing is @Ken Rishel who has a compliance operation specifically for MH dealers.

Is the house in an incorporated area, or just the county?

If my semi-joking narrative above has any truth to it, landlords buying today up there will be happy campers in 3 or 5 or 10 years when the housing crisis hits.