I personally would stay away from mobile homes.

Also - " Smile , Keep Eye Contact, (no sun glasses), keep your hands and arms open, turn a quarter or half turn so your back is to the front door as it opens, (Smile and stretch your arms out open in your car just before you knock), stay positive, always be closing for appointment, set appointment for future date, get phone # and cell #, bring paperwork to appointment, ask questions as to what is the most important issue with selling this home, craft your pitch around this answer, close deal, repeat process for next deal "Door Knocking in a nut shell ...You will strike out say 9 out 10 times, so what?! 

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I'd recommend reading through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide for an overview on the common strategies used in REI. 

If you work with a quality firm, they will not only setup the plan but be available to you as advisors and guides to help you operate and invest with the plan.

He sent me a pro forma for an already sold duplex: 820 N Oakland AveIndianapolis, INPrice: 60,000Rent: 1,200/mo (600 from each side)Seems like a pretty great return even factoring in the potential for high maintenance and vacancies.I'm actually in Indy right now and staying not too far away (for meetings with other turnkey providers).

However, the main reason I am getting my license is for my own deals - staying legal, access to the MLS, etc.

There is a great BP Beginners Guide I would highly recommend. 

If so stay clear