Then when she files for adjustment, they base my payment on the income of the company leaving me with 1500/mo child support payments that I wouldnt be able to afford.I am planning on doing a couple fix/flips, and some mobile homes, then once I build up some cash I want to buy and hold properties for passive/long term income.

My unit is fairly modern with new appliances.

The lower dollar amounts I recommend mobile homes.

I'm considering buying a mobile home park.

I live and invest down in Mobile, Al and focus mostly on rentals and flips.

I received a call from a seller in St Pete that needs to sell their mobile home before June 1st.

I have friends who own mobile home parks and they use 50% for expenses, which I can understand.

Thanks Bill...Though the reason I lost you was that I was absolutely, completely incorrect in what I said...and I apologize for the bad info...I misinterpreted how my CPA did my taxes on a bunch of seller financed mobile homes last year (which can't be sold as an installment sale), and that led me to making the very incorrect statement about getting fully taxed in the year of the sale.Again, sorry about the bad info and thanks for the correction!

IMO, too many fall for the guru stuff and think they can go flip a shopping center as easily as they would a mobile home.

Mostly in mobile home parks.I always look for number of electric meters, gas meters, and water heaters.