My question is how would you handle this situation and the safest bet?

Hi Everyone, Hope you all are safe and healthy.

Read the book deals on wheels by Lonnie ScruggsDrive the parks in the neighborhoods you may be interested in working in then start building relationships with the owner/managersif you just want to rent mobile homes or if you going to sell them you need to be in relatively nice safe parks Good luck

They have only been on board for a few weeks, but I'm finally optimistic we can turn this around and provide safe, affordable housing to struggling low-income Phoenix residents.

I'm betting they dinged the walls a bit when they moved in (which happens). 

Smart, safe real estate and an easy way to mitigate risk.

It would be worth spending $500 to have an engineer walk it and give you a letter noting that it is safe.

That’s the best bet.

But the good news is you can gain skills and experience, making you a safer bet.

If the HoA is lower, you can bet there will be deferred maintenance and you'll pay for it sooner or later...