Is there more demand for mobile homes or stick built in your area?

@Brendan M Hornung unfortunately you aren't going to get much in the $200k price range in the area, maybe a condo or mobile home at best, so if that is the price range you may need to alter your approach, borrow more, invest out of state, save up more for a down payment etc.

Context: I am the property manager of a mobile home community.

No sane person is going to lend you money for an asset that is functionally a mobile home beyond the value of what they would lend on a mobile home (which is NOT MUCH) . . . this is because all the value of the property (as you see it) lies in the operations and location of the structure, which is not owned and therefore not guaranteed. 

We acquired two beachfront short term rentals in the panhandle of Florida, a duplex by the beach, and also three mobile home parks.

Hi I am looking at a single mobile home built in 2000 on 10 acres. 

I just bought a barren piece of land (.75 acres) and am starting to look into septic contractors so once the system is in I can put a mobile home onto it and rent it out.

Just bought a barren piece of land and am looking to see if there is a comprehensive checklist to do before you can move in a rental property mobile home into it.

Purchase price: $68,000 Cash invested: $20,0003/2 SFH Mobile homeWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I need help determining if this mobile home park is a good deal or not.