So for me its:- Private lending - Syndications - but MF or commercial - I do not have background on underwriting a mobile home park, or self storage etc. thus I tend to stay away from those types of deals.

I plan to flip my first property this year whether it be a mobile home, single family home or land.

Title companies are catching on more now and are not allowing mobile notaries, do O&E's on any vacant land sales including a letter to the owner's primary address from public records, etc. but some of these are still going through with the money ending up being wired to various scammers.

It had a home and a mobile home on it.

Another project I’m working on is the Urban Air Mobility (UAM) movement.  

I drove to the property and it was a mobile home tucked away in a very remote area.

I've come across several sources suggesting that purchasing an established Mobile Home Park (MHP) might be a more advantageous approach than constructing a new one.

Looking for pros and cons of registering as a public utility for mobile home parks.

Fortunately, my career allows me to spend $2600 per month on rent in the event I can't find any tenants, but it would be seriously stretching my wallet without being able to save (This isn't including HOA, insurance, or any other fees- strictly mortgage payments).

One year ago, I exchanged a rental duplex and for 4 rental mobile homes.