I put  40gal WH in mobile homes, let alone a whole building running off of one.

I suppose running a mobile-home park is "landhacking" in some ways. 

I took the full time plunge at the end of 2014/beginning of 2015 and have found that scale moves at a much faster clip rate when you dedicate 100% to it.  

Knowing that your PM is 100% or 50% dedicated to being a PM is important to know.

A simple tooth trowel would have stopped this.Do t know how to load pics via mobile so I'll update on my computer.

Since the manufactured home would be there for a short amount of time, it seems like you're looking for something that may be mobile.

Property: 2868 Ralston Rd Mobile, AL 36608Purchase Price: $20,500 (personal cash)Rehab: $55,000 (10% contingency built-in) with $5,000 contingency on top of the total ARV: $100,000 (comps support higher but staying conservative)Rental: $850 (Market likely supports $900+ but staying conservative)Construction Insurance: Plans in place to take out a construction loanfor the rehab $400 for a 3-month termTenant Occupancy Insurance: Plans in place to secure a policy at $900 per yearRefinance: I have been pre-qualified by quicken loans for a 75%cash-out refinance at ~5% interestTotal kept in the deal after holding costs: $10,925 (Will adjust up or down based on rehab contingency)Monthly Cashflow after reserves held back: $109 ($127.50 in reserves each month) COC ROI after refinance: 12%

Meanwhile I did not know that in Florida I don't need to hire an attorney.When we got closer to the closing date, The broker told me that I don't need to worry the attorney will hire a mobile closer to be there at the closing and help me.

I have the opportunity to buy a mobile home park.

Hi Meghan,Perhaps you can weigh in on this...I'm an agent in PA and two of the agents I work with have an LLC and are looking for an investor with them for a Mobil gas station in Florida.