I've never bought a mobile home, but as I understand it, it works like an automobile and with automobile sales in LA, the owner has to sign a bill of sale and the title in the presence of a notary.

Here's my own experience:A year ago I moved from Atlanta to Seattle area and rented a little mobile home in the country for 2 weeks, so I could look for something more permanent.The 2nd day a neighbor told me that the 'Carnation massacre' happened on the property next to it.

If your funds are limited you might want to try mobile home rehabs and resales.

We moved on into mobile home parks and still self manage.

To get started on the cheap, you might want to take a look at mobile homes to build up your initial investing nest egg.

If I can snag a mobile home for a great deal that I can sell to an end user, I'll always do it.

A quick background on me: I turned 23 a few weeks ago, seller financed two mobile homes when I was 19 and I currently own a 3-unit apartment building on the North Side of Chicago which I bought in October.

At least it usually works out that way.What I have in mind is mobile marketing.

I'm really hoping someone out there has been in this situation or done this type of deal so they can help me out here.I been buying and selling mobile homes for 4 years now both cash cash and lease to own financing but this is the first deal of its kind that I got involved with.

When I purchased the parcel I had a mobile notary meet myself & the seller and then I sent the contract in to the county to have it recorded.