The quickest cash of any housing investment actually has come from flipping mobile homes in parks.

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The most natural thing to do would be to put together a comp sheet on competing opportunities in the area, but the number of competing opportunities is small and highly variable both in terms of characteristics and cap rate (an inn/bar/restaurant with some residential units attached, a mobile home park, a couple run-down 4 unit multi-families, etc.).

@Mark Brogan initially I would like to flip mobile homes and then segue into purchasing mobile home parks.

It's called NOT Your How-to Guide to Real Estate Investing: Life Lessons on Hacking Your Mind Before You Hack Your Wallet.

I was given it by a highly successful mentor (developer, Mobile Home Parks on massive scale) as he thought it was a great into for me.

What are all the mobile home park funds out there raising $ from individual investors?

I have a mobile home in West Fargo, ND and I am looking to sell it quickly.

Any expenses you enter into QBO for subscriptions/networking should be assigned to this Overhead Class.Driving: QBO gives you a mobile app that comes with mileage tracking to keep everything integrated and in one place. 

Yeah, I'm currently renting with my close friends for 300$ a month, so its not incredibly hard on my wallet.