I bought my first investment(a mobile home) for $3000. 

I mostly dabbled into stock investing but I find it somewhat boring.For me there is just too much to learn in REI and I really like challenges plus I like to kind of get active out there and get my hands dirty.My gameplan isGet into buy and hold Single Family Residential and mobile homes Investing whether locally or in emerging markets out of State.Build cash and then invest into Small Multi-Family residentsHopefully after building even more cash then invest into apartments, commercial property, raw lands, and mobile home parks.I'm open to connecting with like minded people to share knowledge and maybe potentially collaborate with.

Hello,I have a great full-time job but I have dedicated my free time to beginning my real estate investing education.  

Hawaii seems to be a rewarding market for those who have patience, dedication, and good people skills. 

I have 13 years experience as a licensed SC manufactured housing dealer and contractor, flipping and owner financing mobile homes.

Or if you want to tackle a project all by yourself, you have to be ready to really hussle and do what it takes.Your determination and dedication will be the ultimate factor of your success :) 

I'm currently living in Korea and investing ing Jacksonville, Florida, as well as now focusing on Mobile Home Park investments.I wrote a long post this weekend on a meetup group I've started out here.

Mobile home parks are primarily land buys...multi-family units are dwelling buys.  

I'm looking to maybe flip some houses in the Mobile area.

I have built subdivisions, apartments, houses and mobile home parks.