@Ronald Bredemeier I was in the Army from 2003-2011 and mobilized twice during that time.  

You MUST do a title search.You should read this: https://easytitlesearch.com/which-liens-survive-a-florida-foreclosure/It has great information, such as: "...judgment liens, unpaid homeowner association or condominium assessments, liens for city or county services, and even mechanic’s liens by unpaid contractors who started on their jobs prior to the mortgage lien’s recordation all could survive the foreclosure sale and become the new purchaser’s responsibility."

The actual mechanism that has been refined by statute and case law is that there is an actual "exchange" of property. 

There is massive potential for upward mobility with a college degree, versus in the trades the salaries stay flatter over time. 7.

If my mom wasn't going to pay rent, I'd put her in a $100k condo or townhome, or more likely a mobile home park.Why is your mom's house not in an LLC or in her name?

For some tenants, not having onsite laundry is a deal breaker.The plan includes coin operated plus a mobile app. 

- Look at all mechanicals ( find out their age, conditions) since this can be a bigger cost - Foundation is a big one!

What do you guys think of buying a mobile home to rent out and is there anyone who has done this, how did it go?

Rent a primary, look into a long term hotel situation if you travel that much, or locate a house sitting gig or take part of a nice house owned by another mobile individual.  

@Wes BarnesDo the normal Uline, Quill & others net 30 stuffGet secured Wells Fargo business cardT Mobile business accounts report if you’re with them ?