An investor purchased 2 mobiles homes from a long time tenant who was paying lot rent in my mobile home park.

I think it's important to have a business plan. i havent started my investing yet so take my opinion with a grain of salt but the more I think about it the more complicated it seems. really what im trying to do is just buy multi family properties at some kind of discount. add value by renovations or by purchasing in a down market. then fix it up to my companies standards and get them rented out one unit at a time. some of the things ive been thinking about include financing. how will i finance deals after the first 4 or so when the banks stop lending traditionally. also how much do I need in resurves to cover everything from fees to extra holding costs to a major cap expenditure. i want my business to have a plan so i will succeed no matter what. so i think its important to think about those types of concerns regardless of what type of investing you're doing and factor those in to your plan. im excited to save money for the first deal im only at 3k so far.

Currently I am an active real estate investor and developer (single family and large scale senior housing) but I am looking to get involved in mobile home parks. 

We then follow up with whichever person, department or company failed to get a perfect score on how we can improve.When we fail to get a perfect score from a resident, we have been known to have our team drop everything and send our team over to the property to personally meet with the resident, bring flowers or cookies and address their concerns. 

But when you sell, your buyer's intended use of the land should be concern to you.

The webpage will have answers to every question that I get from prospective tenants concerning the property (price, number of bedrooms, when it's available etc etc).

It is important that in communities like the San Francisco Bay Area where the market is considered one of if not the highest cost markets where real estate is concerned we learn to look for and find these outlier properties that otherwise are left unseen and forgotten.

I am looking for recommendations to refinance a single wide mobile home that is located in a park. 

SInce volunteers build them, I am a little concerned.

The mobile app is where it's at pimpin'!!