So here's the deal, I have been interested in flipping real estate and possibly owning rental property as a business for some time now but have never dedicated the time to learning where to start or had the funds to do so.

Has anyone had any experience with buying a mobile home via Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance's auction option?

Additionally it has issues when doing it mobile.

What I've always done is use a mobile notary for closing.  

They are also "renters by-choice", that they can always decide to buy their own place to live so they are much more mobile and willing to leave their apartments --> higher turnover rate from the landlord's standpoint.

I do appreciate the dedication and creativity of the owner!

What happens when you have to close a deal, and have to have a mobile notary come out to you?  

What drives those results in many cases is your network, level of expertise, and time to dedicate to managing your IRA.As @Brian Gibbons indicates, notes can be a great asset, especially with a smaller account.  

This is just the beginning and then I will take that money and invest in Mobile Home Parks and so forth.

Not mobile friendly though so its frustrating when I need to make phone calls back from my phone.