I want to go for it, even on the site it is listed on.That being said, it has always been my understanding that a property that goes through the court system and does not sell to a third-party bidder at the courthouse is then taken back by the bank which MUST clear title of liens and encumbrances.

If they favor investors then it's shorter redemption periods, no premiums or premiums that earn interest and are paid pack, etc.There is a lot to read and understand before investing in liens/certificates/deeds.

Second, I already have one rental property 3 streets over from this one which has never had a vacancy and only minimal repairs (less than $400 annually for system check-ups and cleanings).

We can even develop our own mastermind.I know our market has a lot to offer.thank you and i hope to here from you soon.

@John ChasonAs Greg noted, there is generally less 3rd party management for MHPs, so even if you have a large park, you will still have to have systems in place to manage the park manager. 

Make sure you... do your due diligence and expect rehab projects to cost more than you think initially.Set up systems as quickly as possible.

It’s a lot to tie up if I can’t find the lending.

Look at Rod Khleif's systems, books and boot camps!

Hello KenIf you have a Windows operating system, you can use the Snipping Tool.If you have a Mac:1] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT2013612] Command+Shift-4CheersRobert

My concerns here are the fact that its not legally an 8BR, and also the fact that 8 tenants in 1 single-family home is a lot to manage and I’ll likely have higher than average vacancy, but I’m up for it as the numbers seem to really work. 4 of the existing tenants have been there for 3+ years.