It appears that the fire burned a 3ft hole through the ceiling of the second floor.

(If you don't know what I'm talking about, Google replacement reserves rental property.)Unless you have money to burn of course.

It’s all about structure..My goals this year is to pick up 50 units that may include a Mobile Home Park..

Plus we neither one get burned out doing stuff we don't like.

It was built in the 60s most likely and has new hardwoods he seems to think make it hold its value though it has vanities in bith bedrooms on both sides of the house and the middle has water damage and a hole you can see the outside from when the bottom of the wet panels were lifted so i want to know how much work that would take and given we are new to mobile homes how someone goes about fixing the outside of a mobile home walls.

I am not too familiar with mobile home parks had some questions:What is the difference between an rv pad and a mobile home pad?

I've been burned on small apartment complexes. 

The last one is an opportunity zone vehicle that is investing in Mobile Home Parks that is supposed to start cash flowing in March.  

Had a house once that was over 2 mill that burned the week before the client moved in.

It kind of does.What ever site you are using needs to be mobile optimized.