Earlier today I made this post using the mobile app which is a bit more clunky to navigate.

I call this the hybrid approach, maybe investing locally in deals for your active spirit if time, skills and interest are there while balancing more difficult DIY projects out side of you area w/passive focus in niche areas like large scale value add apartment investing, mobile home parks and self storage for instance.  

If so different types of real estate as in commercial/ MF/SF/ mobile homes?

I purchased the property from a landlord who was just burned out.

Most skirt this with "Small Homes" by putting them on wheels so they are considered mobile homes and don't need to be as big. 

We have lots of great ethical investors to work with here and our rental market offers excellent returns but here are a few tips to prevent investors from getting burned when buying in other markets1) Always have your property inspected!

Just saw on the news that a nearby apt from mine burned down and resulted in one death.

I bought a free and clear property for $1Also got property given to me for $0Bought a 9 room brick house for $50Bought a $360,000 house for $30,000Bought a $50,000 house for $3,000Bought a $42,000 mobile & land for $2,000Bought a $53,000 house for $3,500Got a mobile for $0Bought a $185,000 cabin for $6,400.....

Are the power drops for the Mobile Homes the old kind with only 50 amps or 100 amp drops?    

I have been doing some research and I have been looking into mobile home investing as a low barrier to entry.