If the park your placing it in has an age restriction, then seek out an newer but used mobile home.  

Most fall into a category of policy and everyone's situation is different (that depends on a variety of factors, like age, riders, etc).

To be honest however, boys at that age are just so full of energy and there is likely little that can be done to minimize the amount of noise they will naturally make :( 

However, if you are over age 59 1/2 and have had the Roth IRA for 5 years, than the gains would also be tax free.

I've read the articles and forum posts on developing mobile homes parks and understand why they aren't economical in this day and age, how most townships won't work with you, how the demographics don't work in areas where it's economical, etc... and I agree!  

For example, you may charge a rent increase of $25 for a Chihuahua and $50 for a Labrador.I also do NOT recommend allowing pets under one year of age.

With social media websites having the fastest growth amongst all age groups and demographics; RE professionals need to get with the program.

Since you're rehabbing for rental, you really have to look at the age of your major systems as part of your value analysis not only to see whether or not to update them now or later, but so that if you don't update them now, then when you do replace them, how will they hit your cashflow and reduce your overall IRR of the project throughout it's lifetime.

It goes into a 401K plan and uses "dollar cost averaging" and "diversification" then when you reach a certain age, when the government said it was OK do so.

No point doing actual cash in this day and age .