So I 35 and I sue insurance companies for a small firm and am fortunate enough to have a high income. I don't know how much longer it will last, so I need to save up a war chest.  So I'm looking to learn to invest abo...

I've been reading up on mobile home park investing.

Both Forbes magazine and the Wall Street Journal said we were in the top #2 nationally for cash flow investing.

You can buy a lot in a trailer park for $450,000 plus or rent for $1500 plus.That was of course until the oil price drop.

Also, the town requires a permit to park in the street, they address this through requiring a CO for each new tenant.

In the Hyde park area.

There are 139 Sq Miles and 75% of the private money, mortgages, loans are happening in "7.2" plus the 2 square miles of Indian Village, the 4 square miles off Livernois and 8 Mile, and an area of Rosedale Park.

The parking lot is paved and excessively large enough to park more than a few cars, 10 school buses can fit in the lot.

Those that are in parks can have restrictions on rentals, on resale and on renovations done while inside the park. 

I live in a town where the 1% deals are not easy to create, and even more difficult and rare to just stumble upon, but they absolutely are out there.Some 1% deals are residences, some are parking lots, and some are a flat concrete pad with cell-towers disguised as flag poles.If you were to compare every 1% deal across a tough town you'd probably find lots of creative angles unique to each deal.