How do you find the amount paid per year(or month or season) in taxes by mobile home parks.

Currently, I am working with a friend doing mobile notarizations (mostly R/E closings) trying to help him build up something akin to a brokerage, which is hit and miss, but it does afford me occasional time I can put to use (upgrading skills to get a better paying position or possibly hiring out with a rehabber so I can learn some skills from an experienced R/E investor). 

A few popular niches are commercial, small/large multi family, mobile home parks, storage facilities, BRRR/Value add etc. 

Already sent you the info requested.For the sake of this thread: Looking to buy Rental Properties (SFR, Mobile Home, Multiplex, etc) that can yield a steady NET cashflow (8-10%) paid in CASH. 

So for it to work properly, you will need to use excel on a computer.I use only my mobile phone and sold my pc long ago....

You cannot expect a part-time mobile home park manager to drive your business, but simply to do things that you ask them to do so YOU can drive the business.

@Autumn Rankin Hi Autumn, I also took Frank's course and am a Mobile Home Park broker with Colliers International along with my partner, Russ Williamson.

@Tino Buntin Most times, the people who are mobile homeowners grew up around it.

I searched the forums and couldn't find a single post about mobile homes.

The families with young kids actually love it because it keeps the kids off the screens, but the younger couples on a "getaway" always say something.We're letting it ride for now but may look into a T-Mobile hotspot as they just added a new tower nearby.