I searched the forums and couldn't find a single post about mobile homes.

The families with young kids actually love it because it keeps the kids off the screens, but the younger couples on a "getaway" always say something.We're letting it ride for now but may look into a T-Mobile hotspot as they just added a new tower nearby. 

Just want to make sure I don’t miss anything during this MHP, owner-financed, deal. For those of you that have completed these transactions could you please list all the documents needed for the transfer.- Owner still...

Still looking into areas in NJ (I work physically in NYC and would need to be close by once offices open up)I have 5k saved up now and will have 25k by March 2021 ending ..and that's a conservative projection.I would like to buy my first used car so I'm mobile as I look for property in NJ.I have 10k saved to buy the used car and am looking at cars in the 7-8k range.My question for you guys is: Am I overspending considering my REI goal?

Parents have their personal mobile home parked in their rental unit.

The mobile living unit would be more of a luxury right now (plus if you are doing the renovation work yourself, you aren’t speeding the process, you can only work on one unit at a time).

 I listen to the bigger pockets podcast all the time, and recently I've gotten really interested in mobile home parks.

In the case of an emergency, you may want to consider giving your tenants the number to your super, family member, or friend and give one of those people permission to mobilize a crew in the event of an emergency. 

Also need wallet.

But more importantly, I look back and realized the real value was time and mobility freedom.