40% of non-owner occupied residences are mobile homes which are more difficult to sell with bank financing ?

Or like trying to get Republicans to give more "corporate welfare" to the corporate keepers; Halliburton, Blackwater, Exxon/Mobil?

Memphis did get hit hard in this list but they took in a ton of the Katrina refugees who were not mobile enough to get out so you have an artificial pumping in of a lot of social welfare liabilities and miserable people.I'm happy to say that I moved out of a top 10 miserable area into one that doesn't even approach that list.

I will be getting one as I set up this other rental property (it's a mobile home that I own and will be putting in a park to rent out.)One thing that is still pushing me is even if this would be a break even deal for 15 years...

I had an HTC windows mobile smartphone that was pure misery - don't know about their other models.

This is a DW mobile home.I'm going for extra insulation :D And if this is a bad idea, tell me why.

Mobile browsing is where the internet is going.

But there is nothing right now that an IPad can do that I can't do with my laptop and a my 3G mobile broadband card.

You will have to pay off your existing loan on the mobile home to get it out of your name.

Not a lot of homes on dirt roads in the areas I'll be looking in, but if one came up I'd have to give it a look if the numbers were good enough.How are the mobiles going, still adding to your collection?