Thanks, any input is appreciated.The strategy with the higher likelihood of success to attract conventional tenants & high-quality section 8 tenants is to purchase a property in a "Mobility Area".

As for brokers, it's best to start out with those who actively list mobile home and rv parks.

Not attorney, CPA, Realtor, but the people who run the day to day on his mobile home park investing business.

My husband and I will be in the Mobile/Daphne area for three weeks from mid December 2020 through the first week of January 2021.

I have been investing in mobiles over the past 6 months and doing fairly well with 4 homes.

I have been investing in mobiles over the past 6 months and doing fairly well with 4 homes.

Adus take a special builder that is a sucker for punishment by the city and the tight confines of the urban environment.  

The businesses include-3 cleaning companies -2 Churches-Mobile Forklift Repair-LED Wholesale -Roofing-Custom epoxy floors-Electrician-Painter-Residential/commercial maintenance (sellers company)All of the buildings are extremely well kept inside and out.

Hey BP,We are in negotiations on this immaculate 6 unit multifamily property which consists of a 3 Family house and 3 Mobile Homes.

Trying to get a ballpark estimate of numbers to: A) Buy a manufactured home (newer than 1976 - not too fancy)B) Transport the mobile home (50 miles)C) Connect to city utilities.