If you want pursue mobile homes in parks, you should read Deals on Wheels by Lonnie Scruggs.

Have you read Lonnie's book "Deals on Wheels"?

I have not read Deals on Wheels....haha should I?

Bus, unless the properties are posted in some sort of auction fashion, part of the issue could be that the bank simply hasn't responded to your offer(s), if you're hearing crickets.One suggestion, since we know the squeaky wheel gets the grease, is to approach this the same way you would direct mail, with multiple touches on each offer. 

Go to Ted Akers website there you will find the whole kit for free have lawyer review instead of paying one to reinvent the wheel

Despite the negative stigma of owning a house on wheels the ratios seem to be a lot better.

They found that 1800-NEW WHEELS pulled 14 times more calls than it's numeric equivalent when used with identical radio spots.Having your vanity phone number as your business is that you can advertise on Adopt a highway signs.

If it is as good a deal as you think it is, let logic take the wheel and invest.

Of course, there are pockets in Wheeling, Arlington heights, Des Plaines, Lombard, Elk Grove Village, Bloomingdale etc which you can find cash flow positive rentals but have to look a little harder.  

You might be able to work with the warranty company some as well, sometimes they are a little more flexible than they lead on, and the squeaky wheel gets the grease.