(most homes in area are single family, many manufactured or mobile type homes).

Unfortunately, he was now losing his own mobility.

I’m a newbie, only have tax certificates in my portfolio as of now that I purchased with I do not intend to owner occupy which is forcing me into the 20-25% down category and as a newbie I’d rather not use that much of my capital for one deal.There may be an a opportunity to expand and add some mobile homes or another 2-3 unit building so I want to make sure I don’t handcuff myself with a poor financing choice.Any insight or suggestions would be helpful.

There’s a 55+ mobile home park in my town with a few homes for sale.

The buyer instead now for the 6.25 cap could have just bought a 3 tenant Aspen Dental, Starbucks, T-mobile type center with corporate tenants and 10 year leases with 10% RENTAL increase every 5 years.

Five mobiles, one stick built home, and either more room to add more mobiles, or hold land and flip to an industrial buyer because it's in a heavy industrial area. 

We are trying to repave roads in a mobile home park in Florence, South Carolina and are striking out with road contractors.

We are trying to repave roads in our mobile home park located in Florence, South Carolina park and are striking out with contractors who are interested in/capable of doing the job.

I’ve been able to negotiate a price on a mobile home that’s not ideal but there is potential for improvements and a flip but I am to young to get a loan and I just moved to the area so my employment history is short.

The day we were going to receive  the wire for our proceeds, I saw a small 6-unit mobile home/RV park with a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house and another 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom house come to my email from a wholesaler.