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Real estate is a huge hobby of mine even though I currently work in a completely different industry (manufacturing).

What follows is from a post I made last week here on BP:There are many "land mines" in straight rentals of manufactured homes in land lease communities, but the "land mines" of a RTO program are far greater.

I am a 16 years experienced property manager looking for a great company to grow with, I have worked in both apartments and manufactured homes, I have been involved with renting and also with the manufactured homes selling, I have worked with capital expenditures and profit and loss.

I think we work at the same auto manufacturing plant....although I'm out of work for about 4-6 months because of elbow surgery.

Are they old style "trailers" or newer manufactured homes?

Is anybody interested in manufactured homes with lot/land in San Antonio, Texas (or do you know of any buyers for this type of property)?  

I see you are in Gulfport are you looking forward to buying and hold SFR or manufacturing homes.Joe Gore

Also, seller told that home would need to be put in Quest IRA's name.3/3 seller sent email to park asking if buyer had been approved and explaining that the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, Manufactured Home Division said to NOT put home in Quest's name, but go directly to the new buyer with paperwork attached showing the court-ordered eviction.

I'm a new member to this real estate platform and noticed this catagory and wanted a little more information about it.