My husband and I lived in a single wide mobile with two kids for 7 years when we starting out (and no, we weren't real estate investors then.

I'm closing on a small mobile home park this week and am in need of a lease agreement.

Hello BP looking to get into mobile home park investing and  Im curious how to add value to the property other then raising the lot rent on the units.

Sewer and water are available at the road but the property would have to be annexed into the city limits.Maintenance man is paid $2,400 monthly and mows the grass.60 units 56 are rentedWeekly rentsBrick home also on the property78 storage unitsOfficeLaundry MatMetal ShopMetal Barn50 acres undevelopedCounty has approved 7 new sites, 4 of which used mobile homes have been moved in but not set up yet, septic system is already in place and electric company has been paid to set the poles.

We do not own an of the mobile homes.

I am helping someone sell 2 mobile homes.

Data is great, but ultimately the hunt for the perfect data set can turn into procrastination.I was on a conference call last night with a guest speaker who owns 6,000ish mobile home pads and has invested in other property types as well.

I’m currently pursuing mobile home parks.

Originally the plan was to put in mobiles on the lots for rentals, as this area is in desperate need of rentals and homes for sale.

I had an interesting experience the other day that made me raise some questions. I completely understand the big business strategies of buying parks and jacking rates as high as possible to increase cap rates and move...