Hi @Avinesh RamI am OOS of state investor in Huntsville and I agree with @Dave DeMarinis that although Huntsville is a great market it really depends on which zip codes you are buying and many other factors.Even before looking at any properties I would recommend start by talking to realtors, PM and other investors to get a overview of what areas to avoid and what numbers to expect. 

I could make guesses but since I have only invested locally, I don't want to offer unproven advice.No matter where you chose, I'd highly recommend visiting for a weekend and getting a brief overview of the place, the people and the local investors.  

Best to contact Realty Change Section for assistance & comprehensive info about the process.

If you don't readily have full command and comprehension of every facet in this, absolutely get an attorney asap to do all of this, it is NOT an item to mess around with randomly found forms from the internet. 

Please keep in mind that the following is just a quick overview based on WHEN I get started. 

But I remember that one being very good by being comprehensive but not overbearing for new folks.

Check out this book for an overview: https://www.amazon.com/Long-Distance-Real-Estate-I...

Account Closed there are other good MHP blogs, but this is a good overview that you should read.

@Collin Goodwin Here are four options.Build a Mobile Home Park property management company from the ground up - cold call MHP owners (MHvillage.com has a comprehensive directory) and see if any of them are tired of managing their park (there will be plenty of people that say yes).

Hi Conner - As a starting point, here's a blog post which provides an overview of different types of note investing.