Hi, I really do hate raining on parades, I know it has gotten me an undiserved reputation (LOL) but I suggest you check first with the state requirements for assisted living homes before you make plans or an offer.I'll bet ten years ago, well maybe fifteen, you could convert a mobile home to assisted living, no more!

In my short career so far, I will ask the seller what they would take for the property and when its too much (it always is) I explain my business that I buy and finance mobile homes and that I can make a cash offer and close fast.

I am a "Lonnie Dealer" that also wholesales a lot of 1990 and later model used single wide mobile in Michigan, IN, OH, IL, WI.

Well i did that 4 times and i now owe T-mobile, ATT, and Verizon money and they wrote me off to collections and i am paying for them now.

Almost no banks loan on mobile homes, so you will probably have to carry the financing.

I know some MH's are better built than others - who do you think builds the best and the worst MH's?

This seems like an outstanding deal, but I know very little about mobile homes.

I am a mobile dealer in Michigan and have done plenty of "Lonnie Deals."

I recently inherited a small property in a lower-end neighborhood - not much money in it, small houses and mobile homes, but not a lot of crime.

Hi Everyone: This is for Jim Johnson or any other mobile home investor.