I am currently debating on purchasing an under performing small mobile home park.

Its largely goals & objectives without the specific mechanisms that will be employed to achieve them. 

To my knowledge this process has to go through the civil courts, but the main mechanism a contractor has to try to 'get right' with a homeowner/owner is through the process called a mechanic's lien. 

I have considered NH which is a few hours drive and could look for a lake house near some ski mountains or snow mobile trails. 

Also they use it for bill splitting amongst themselves I believe It has a lot of cool features in it, like expense tracking, tenant communication all of it helps me be a better landlord and keep things organized.If you're looking for a great mobile solution, highly suggest Tellus. 

I have found a private insurer for mobile homes that do not require an elevation, but has to be an owner occupant.

This morning, I happened on a community here, in Arizona, that is full of dilapidated pre-HUD mobiles on single lots. 

What are your thoughts on buying cheap mobile homes in a trailer park and renting them out?

These houses would be very distressed and require everything replaced with new - roof, mechanicals, plumbing, electrical, flooring, windows and e.t.c.

Hi Everyone ,I am wondering what the likelihood of getting a conventional cash-out refinance loan on a mobile home (manufactured home) would be if I purchased it with cash.