Tough market to get into in Mobile due to the changing demographics and the many people trying to get the few houses that are worth getting.  

It will bring up a list of all addresses on Broad, but it is easier to scroll through and find what you want rather than guessing how they entered it exactly.Are you using the Mobile County Revenue Commission's site?

I would think that the investor that is trying to maximize their growth would have a reasonable reserve account and then say if something happens 5-10-15 years down the road they would look at refinancing or take a second mortgage on the property if need be to put their equity to use vs burning up their cash.I don't know if I am not being clear or am getting my point across very well.

Have yet to find someone totally happy with their Property Mgmnt software but if folks have recommendations, would love to hear them.You might want to search for Mobile Home University as they might have more stats for you.

Property manager says SFR tenants report dishwasher won't start and has a burning smell.

No more 100 watt bulbs burning out fixtures and wiring.

Most burn out and are the 80%+ of anything that are unsuccessful at whatever they do.

I did an inspection last week for an investor in LA that bought a mobile home with land (private residential lot...not in a park) for asking price was $25k and comparative rents are 550/month.  

If you are going to do much with MHs I would highly recommend the book _The Manual for Manufactured/Mobile Home Repair and Upgrade_ by Mark Bower. 

Hello,I have recently purchased a 38 space mobile home park in the Indianapolis area.