All real estate is local by definition (I'll leave out relocating mobile homes, but you get my drift); you are buying/holding a "piece of the planet" so to speak that is intricately woven into a web of other dependencies, some of which are managed, some of which are unmanageable, both natural and man-made.

I currently serve in the Air force Reserve and am a full time Nursing student at South Alabama University in Mobile.

I've put $50K each into two different mobile home park funds that will pay at least that and have equity upside.

40 is the new 30.A B.S. is the new H.S. diploma.The middle class job is the new entry level job (for pay & lifestyle).Google, "Restoring America's Economic Mobility" by Frank Buckley.

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@John Arendsen thank you@Michael Gansberg  The water lines are under each mobile home in our park.

Hey BP,I am interested in hearing from investors in and around Jacksonville on anything and everything in that market.Give me the details on MF, SFR, self-storage, mobile-homes...

Hey fellas. I have a couple of questions if anyone would be kind enough to answer them:Does anyone know of any meetings where I can network with park owners in the area?And does anyone know what kind of park you can b...

Hey guys I'm looking at some mobile home parks for the first time and seeing 10+ cap rates and 20%+ cash on cash returns.

So as far I know, technically, they are only mobile homes if they are pre-1976.I use 'mobile homes' for ease of conversation.HOWEVER!!!...