It may be inconvenient to appear to bid in GA, but also might eliminate some competition as places like FL and CA host online auctions where the accessibility is very easy. 

My wife is a Real Estate Agent in Texas and has full access to the MLS in Texas. 

I know there are some past forum posts but I was wanting to get together with some people who are currently active in this space.

banks wont give you any value for the homes and do not like park owned homes.. they like to loan on space rent.this will be difficult to finance.. and most of these have to be owner financed.I have owned 4 parks and the first thing I did was either give the units to the tenants or sell them very cheap and convert everything to space rent.. thereby removing the maintenance part of this.. 

I also have access to my 401k which I have basically saved to use as the starting platform for my investing. 

I’m looking at Worcester because Multi-families are cheap compared to the rest of the state and I feel like it is a decent rental market due to the many colleges, universities, hospitals, and commuter access into Boston.

It should work fine, particularly if you have access to folks who need less space and lower rents...think students, medical interns, etc.

@Jim Cummings that's possible, but not all sold amounts get reported through to what is visible to those of us without realtor access. 

If it's somewhere else...you may have to take a more expensive course of action to treat the hazard. 2) Lead paint on Accessible/Mouthable surfaces. 

Part of my services involves space planning.