;)  Word has it that Bank of America has "acquired" those properties from TBW, but of course, this property isn't listed anywhere, and BOA no longer has any phone communication with their REO department.  

I know it might be tough to get new MHs into this park and I agree the quality of the mobile homes are probably well below average.

that is until you come across mobile home parks.  

Much better than going through the phone book. 

They also have a phone number you can call and set up an appointment for advice for a fee of course, Try it you may learn much.www.adventuresintosovereignty.com   When you are at the site click on sovereignty context, foreclosures.

My wife and I have just began educating ourselves with Real Estate investing and are currently looking into mobile home investing to start out with.

I have never purchased anything out of state but have sold a lot of property to out of state owners.Everyone is a little bit different.Some people start with emails, progress to phone calls and then fly out to tour the town.Some are comfortable buying after many email exchanges and phone calls.Others exchange a few emails and start buying right away.

I'm using my mobile phone at this time and I'm not able to load up mt picture WHAT CAN I DO

(keep in mind, some asset classes are more tax efficient than others, such as my personal favorite, mobile home parks)Retirement-account friendly: Passive investments can be a great fit for retirement accounts because they are hands off and don't violate rules related to prohibited transactions and self-dealing.

Reaching out to locals and finding a way to provide value (it could be as simple as offering to take out the trash or answer tenant phone calls) in exchange for some of this intel could be a good way to go.xAlso, I personally created a few deal analysis spreadsheets that you can find here that will give you a highly accurate and adjustable deal analysis.