Now you have several mobile billboards in the area.

Things were more casual in general in those days.Although I  recently looked at a property in Florida, which was secluded but right next to a very upscale gated community, and the owners had an illegal duplex, three mobile homes and some ratty sheds here and there - all rented to various different people.  

One option would be investing in mobile homes.

I think i want to start in sub2 deals, flipping or lease optioning homes, but I also like the idea of mobile home investing.

The tiny homes are either one with wheels - considered mobile.

I bought his now out of print mobile home investing book (3 ring binder) and it is excellent.

I used to use this company: http://www.mhousing.com/I have not used them in a few years though only because I am no longer working mobiles.

Are you looking at NPNs, performing note, re-performing, commercial (apartments, mobile home parks, strip malls, shopping centers, office buildings), residential (single family, multi-family, mobile homes, condos).

Very cool in an internet world that seems to specialize in asinine and rude.Ok: Zero-down strategies for mobile homes.

The home is an older mobile home that has a fenced lot and is being sold for 23k.