I've got some old mobiles with polybutyle plumbing.

If I were to invest in a mobile home park out of state, then how should I go about the management aspect?

Same applies to any endeavor though from running a business (see the agency problem) to investing in stocks (financial advisors, mutual funds etc.).

If they have good credit and steady income why don't they go to a credit union, bank  or mobile home lender?

I currently use a mobile app called MileIQ and it keeps track of my trips for me.

But my path has led me to multi family and hopefully mobile home Parks in the future.  

Hey Guys,Im looking at some raw land, about 11 acres that can be zoned to hold 40 mobile home lots.

CMBS and Life Insurance debt may now be more attractive than Agency which is hard to believe.Seeing that the vast majority of apartment deals are financed via the two GSEs this will have downstream effects on the market, especially deals that are pending but haven't rate locked and for near future transactions.What are you seeing?

Which government agency(or multiple agencies) is ultimately responsible for permits?

I was also looking into renting in Section 8 because there are some potential units in East Side, Chicago and both Bridgeport and East Side are considered "mobility areas" for section 8 which has added benefits for Section 8 landlords.I'd like to network with others in the area and learn about any experiences you guys have had with investing in Chicago and learn more about Section 8.