In that wait and see time, I began buying and financing mobile homes.

My mentor in mobile home parks is now my partner, and my mentor, and my peer, and my friend.

The line that jumped out at me was "With home affordability at a 40-year high"This with home ownership approaching a modern low?

Even if you never invest in mobile homes he can open your mind to innovative financing and note strategies.

Looking for 3 br single wide mobiles 1990 or newer.

Modern way is to 'hire' a backhoe and side dump trailer to haul her away and fill hole with dirt,,,BUT bring a heavy duty check book,it aint cheap!!

I will offer training on everything from the basics of social media to the backend web analytics, social CRM, mobile technology & customizable Apps, if so desired.

i have a friend that rents out a 2/1 mobile home on the water just north of tampa (hudson, fl) for about $1200 a month as a seasonal rental. it's amazing what people from across the pond will pay to stay on a little bit of water. as a normal rental, this property would probably rent for $400 a month with a lease....

I made an offer on vacant land zoned A-R-1 The lot is 50x125, my plans were to pull a mobile home onto it and rent it out, Found out by a neighbor that you cannot do that unless you own two lots side by side,100x125, This was not disclosed to me by the Realtor ,who also owns the property I made the offer on.The neighbor also explaned that water would need to be on the property before the electric can be put on the property.

Guys, how does a mobile home park compare to an apartment building as an investment?