If I were you, I'd pull the money out and park it in a high yield savings account until I need it. 

If you're looking to be more active, I recommend making it a part of your morning routine. 

(Again, two separate trips for one routine operation.)Again, I know this particular situation today is an exception, but the experience caused me to reevaluate my process to see if there is a better way. 

We want to make sure that a buyer will be able to receive lending on the property before we decide to take it on.From what I've researched, it looks like most lenders require it to be built after 1976, not be in a trailer park, inspected by a structural engineer, and to have a "permanent foundation".

Mobile home park requires title to be in the occupant's "new owners" name.

ELS mobile home park leader traded $42, down from $78 this week.

I have a multifamily property in Asbury Park, NJ.

If so, I would say you have bigger concerns than where to park your savings, and would instead focus on banking as much money as possible. 

It resides on the college bus route with a nice park just down the street. shopping and eateries close by What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

banks, online businesses, govt offices, power, even our state park system.Who is teaching you how to handwash today?