This heritage-building approach is dedicated to establishing robust, enduring value and maturation of the same.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed some early mobile homes.

I was thinking about placing one of those modular homes on it that look like a real house and not a mobile home?

Is the decedent on title or not (decedent could have lived in an apartment, a nursing home, a rental or at a relative's), is the value of the property what you want to go after, is it SFR or condo or mobile home, is there equity or is it a short sale.

You could also hire some people with mobility (not stuck behind a computer in the Philippines) in your area that are willing and able to market the properties for you in exchange for a small commission.

@Julie McCoyHere in the sprawling matropolis of Mobile Alabama the market for higher end rental properties of say $1,300 per month is for the most part, non-existent.

We had a total of $11,000 to put down, 6K is going towards the triplex but there is also a mobile home that I can do seller financing for 5K down and 1K a month for 48 months.

They are all predominantly media outlets unless you are dedicated to transforming the way you work.

The area of RE I have read the most about and which interests me the most (because I'm very happy in my career and am not -- yet -- ready to think about dedicating more to RE) is single family / small mutli-family, income generating + value-adding.

We purchased a used mobile home, had it moved to the site, renovated it, and rented it in September of 2014.