Once you move to Idaho then you bet by all means deal with the 2am phone calls for emergencies. 

Keeping the conventional loans would be your best bet however their are lenders that offer 30 year fixed terms for investment properties.

I bet we’ll see a similar report on SF by summertime :)  https://www.millersamuel.com/f...

yup neighbors are usually best bet in this scenario.. 

@Cheryl Bennett as Patrick mentioned, your best bet is going down the the courthouse and inquiring specifically on where to research because they aren't necessarily going to look into it for you.

I would bet that the rate chart for Lubbock is much more stable than Midland is. 

What areas in your view would be the bets for investing and any to be more cautious in?

If the tenant is clearly breaking part the lease your best bet is to issue them a written Notice To Comply form, giving them x amount of days (check your state law) to correct the issue or face eviction.Unfortunately if the tenant is not breaking any part of the lease you have a little less leverage. 

@Ann Keefe you can install a sub meter and that would be your safest bet.

In fact, it's a safe bet that many MHP investors that have jumped in the game in the past decade are probably MHU alums.Frank Rolfe also has an excellent podcast called "Mobile Home Park Mastery."