With a creative eye and quality modernization, i could get 30% increase. 

Some of these places are vacant land in "no good" areas so I got them for $200 or $400for a .33 acre lot.Others are off in the country with ragged mobile homes sitting on them (I google mapped after I got home)One has a house on it that needs to be razed.Anyhow, they don't have an instruction booklet for the "after" steps so I'm curious as what do I do?

A few days ago we went undercontract on a mid century modern home with a large amount of untapped potential.  

I don't think a florescent will be modern enough.  

Any effort to modernize and make {somewhat} energy efficient would involve disrupting / destroying a portion of the woodwork, mouldings and trompe l'oeil.

Does highlighting and the @ symbol not work for mobile posts?!

Upwardly mobile... college kids, beaches, young professionals, there's some industry there as well. 

Here are the details. 12 Unit mobile home park in Northern Georgia.

Investing in mobile homes what do you think ?

. ---- easy docs income (non-prime rates, with bank statements for proof of income) for the true money making borrowers that cannot provide tax returns, (minimum FICO 620, minimum down 20%) ---- stated income / hard money, (no minimum FICO, minimum 25% down) ---- 97% LTV conventional loan ---- 95% LTV conventional loan with no MI monthly payments ---- 1/2%(half percent) down, minimum FICO 580 and above ---- 579 FICO and below, minimum 10% down ---- regular 3.5% down FHA, minimum 580 FICO and above ---- “A” paper Conventional, FHA, VA and No FICO ---- condo with insufficient reserve (no HOA cert required) ---- non-warrantable condo ---- non-owner occupied purchase with 15% down ---- reverse mortgage (no FICO and monthly payments) ---- stand-alone 2nd TD ---- Commercial: apartments (5 or more units), mobile home parks, self-storage, office building, mixed use, gas stations, church, land & constructions loans, etc… I welcome any scenarios you may have.