I am particularly interested in learning more about buying and selling mobile homes in this area. 

Your title company should have a mobile notary they can send to you.  

Here's the scenario: I've got a brand new mobile home that I've negotiated a decent price on.

This has helped me learn how to work with people to get to your ultimate goal.Portfolio: I currently have a property in Woodland Park in a c/d area with a dilapidated mobile home on it.I am trying to learn anything I can be it relevant or not (everything becomes relevant someday) and will be spending much of my time floating the forums.

There will be investors from all over the Bay Area, CA, and around the country - so in state, out of state, notes, mobile home parks, tiny home communities, flipping, multifamily, etc will all be covered!

Folks, what do I like about the idea of mobile home investing? 

Hey all,We are looking to make our first offer on a mobile home park. 

If you're selling the mobile home only as personal property (not attached to land), it's not a real estate transaction.

In general, you're pretty portable in this business, but get trained well, build your foundation, and then you can transition into anywhere that feels right if you're not already there.  

I have a 94 mobile home on 3 beautiful green carpet grass lots with semi closed garage and backYard patio area and treehouse.