We are partial to Mobile Home parks and migh suggest learning a bit more about them if this is of interest to you, then join your local manufactured home industry association in your area.  

The entire industry has changed significantly in the last 7-8 years and keeping up with it all is a daunting and necessary element of our business these days.

Prices seemed "retail" from one vendor, but I'm naturally skeptical.

While this is great in the retail world, I don't think the number of closings is as important in the investment world.  

The best thing about working in this industry is seeing the before and after photos of my clients along with the a quick summary on numbers.

If your governing documents make the association's insurance the primary then your individual homeowners insurance is going to pass you off to them and in which case, you would be responsible for the association's deductible.Sometimes governing documents are vague but this is pretty standard practice across the nation and this industry.

Am a new BP member from Lusaka who would like to learn more on real estates since its a growing industry in Zambia.

I am currently involved in the real estate industry on the commercial side as a project manager/owner's rep.

It's not clear to me whether I should value it more like a Tosa property or more like a west side Milw property.What I like about the neighborhood:- In Tosa school district- Near all the cool North Ave retail activity- Might attract tenants attached to the Medical CollegeWhat I dislike:- Proximity to rougher areas of Milw- Immediate area is mostly scrubby retail like nail salonsYour thoughts?

Here in MN it is the Minnesota Department of Labor nad Industry that handles this.