Personally I would look to storage and mobile home parks first, primarily due to the single tenant question. 

I use zillow from my android phone through the mobile browser.. 

When we do excavation work we have a mobilizing cost then its by the hour, sounds like maybe that would work with this as well. 

I welcome any and all questions for clarification.In 2020 we purchased 110 units/properties18 single family homes (in Arizona and North Carolina)1 6-plex1 12-plexand 5 small mobile home parks (74 units)Total cost to purchase the properties 3.76 million (most of which was a mix of hard money at 12%, private money, seller carry, and a little of our own money).Closing costs on both sides of the refinances were roughly 150k.Total spent on rehab was 535k.Money costs on single family properties was roughly 80k (I'm excluding the multi family and the parks because they rents of the tenants paid the tenants on the multi family covered the costs of the hard money and private money). 

I own a property with two mobile homes and land free and clear, I bought it for 45k about 10 years ago . 

Hi guys, I just started managing a mobile home park with 22 lots and house.

I need only an acer or 2 to put mobile homes on the land. 

We've always had the tenants mail or drop off rent checks to my real estate office which has been "okay" but I still find myself wasting an hour each month dealing with mobile deposits or driving to the bank.

I have an opportunity to purchase 13 mobile homes for about $100k (I'd probably offer less) that average $450/month rent, so revenue would be a little under $6000/month.

We found the Mobile Home Depot which became very helpful when replacing things like bathtub units.