How can I locate county records on a mobile home?

Between zoning challenges and the cost per unit compared to a traditional single wide in a mobile home park, the ROI isn't close. 

I am curious, is anyone using any kind of software to infill mobile home parks?

This may change as the amount of disabled veterans continue to drop (amen for less war), but it's never a guarantee.A senior living in a 55+ mobile community can expect a pretty large discount off their tax bill, but someone in their family home not so much.hope that helps

I decided after a ton of research the best investment vehicle for me would be mobile home parks.

Hi @Harold Cherrix, as far as I am aware you'll run into two sticking points here:  First, mobile homes are anathema to the lenders that don't like them. 

I'm new to investing and looking to purchase my first Mobile Home to either flip or hold.

I'm in the process of renting a lakeside lot and putting a tiny home on it for Air BnB but I'm also looking into mobile homes as a good low cost way to get started! 

I toured the house but was not at that time looking for the VIN; I have since learned about mobile/manufactured home data plates and am trying to get back inside so I can locate the HUD/VIN numbers and run them at the DMV. 

The listing includes two residences on 2 adjacent properties for $600k:Lot #1 has a stick built home on 5 acres (I plan on living in this residence)Lot #2 has a detitled mobile home on 15 acres (my parents will live in this residence OR I will rent this residence)My income is ~$200k, 700 credit score, and I plan on putting $120k down.It's my understanding that qualifying for a single, "conventional" mortgage for two residences can be "tricky"...and that the presence of the mobile home could further complicate matters?