Hello everyone,I am moving to California in 2016 for a job opportunity and am curious about the real estate market there as it relates to mobile homes.

Hi guys, are you able to listen to webinars through mobile application or only via full website ?

I believe you have to have a calling plan to make outbound, which together is still only about $10 a month.You might also be able to get a Vonage plan to do the same thing.But to be honest, I've been using Google Voice directly tied to my T-mobile cell phone and have had few problems.  

I would buy a few mobile home parks, but that's me.

Depending on the deed restrictions in your area, you could also put in a quality septic system and rent for mobile homes or an RV park.

I purchased a mobile home a month ago and have been working on it to resale.. which is coming along really good.

That makes for some interesting issues in working with mobile home park, RV parks, and the like.  

A lot of these deals are SINGLE FAMILY homes, some are apartment buildings, some are commercial properties and once in a while, we encounter mobile home parks, self storage, land, etc.

Legal Description: TBD Current Zoning: k9 Entitlement Status: TBD Permits Completed: ALL Permits Required: TBD Cash Equity in Deal: TBD Total Equity in Deal: TBD Number of units Pre-sold: TBD List Third Party Reports Completed: TBD Development Schedule: (List major milestones in the development of the project) Just the Mechanicals need to be checked and cleared.

However, structural changes, electrical, plumbing, hvac/mechanical, and such things DO require inspections by law.