We bought a city lot with a mobile on it and rented it short term and then sold and moved it off the property and have built two duplexes and a tiny home.  

Believe it or not, I have loan companies that dismiss me or tell me they can do the loan then back out last second (one time when the mobile notary was on her way to have me sign loan docs to close the deal).  

He knows very little about mobile home parks and he uses 3rd party management company.

Then check into buying and selling mobile homes in your area.

It's 1 Acre and it has an old abandoned Mobile home on it.

As you're probably expecting to hear, it does sound too thin to burn $50k of your hard-earned cash on.

Lastly, there are a plethora of property types to invest in across this great country of ours including the following:Retail, Commercial, Multi-family, Hotel, Self-storage, Industrial and Mobile homes.

But if you think you can shortchange this step, you’re wrong.When I drive through a particular area of Birmingham, I’m going to be looking for a few things: Abandoned and vandalized houses - You can see a picture of a house someone sends you and it looks great...but how do you know it doesn’t have a burn-out next to it?

As for my boss, they know and they hate it when I burn my vacation leave to flip or clean or paint and come back to work burnt out vs relaxed.

Well they got burned on a couple properties and had to pay out claims, so they changed their policy and now don't issue any title insurance on tax sales.Title insurance is the only insurance that insures PAST events, so it is highly profitable, and they like to have no claims whatsoever.