Hi guys, I just started managing a mobile home park with 22 lots and house.

I need only an acer or 2 to put mobile homes on the land. 

We've always had the tenants mail or drop off rent checks to my real estate office which has been "okay" but I still find myself wasting an hour each month dealing with mobile deposits or driving to the bank.

I have an opportunity to purchase 13 mobile homes for about $100k (I'd probably offer less) that average $450/month rent, so revenue would be a little under $6000/month.

We found the Mobile Home Depot which became very helpful when replacing things like bathtub units.

., but I guess my point is that even in such a strange year, people are still finding success with Airbnb, especially in catering to this new, mobile workforce (desks, fast internet, etc!).

I am finally at the point where I have enough capital to purchase a used mobile home.

I have a mobile home built 1973 (before the big HUD changes) that has what can only be described as a house built around it. 

The smallest ones have limited online and mobile capabilities, which can be a pain, but most are catching up.

Another avenue that I you haven't mentioned is mobile homes - you can find these in good areas, minimal taxes (especially on older units), and rents can be very profitable compared to single family or multi family for the same money.