People are more mobile now, and a good business person listens to opportunities.

The place i am looking at is a mobile home park fully occupied.

It is located in an emerging market, where tons of development is happening, and is currently operating at a 10 cap.It consists of 3 homes, 1 mobile home, and 1 vacant lot, all adjacent to each other. 

@Bhanu P.There are solutions to your concerns: 1) You can request cashier's check to be mailed to you, I don't imagine you needing this often.2) You can have your tenants send you image of the front and back of the check, then you can use your phone to make mobile deposit.

When you type your email make sure that there is no space after it ( sometimes mobile keyboards add a space automatically after you type ).

I found a mobile home park available for purchase for $895,000 I would like to offer a master lease option.

I'm working on negotiations for a 100 site mobile home park in  Arizona the park only has 18 homes on it and I'm looking to purchase the rest of the houses and sell on financing.

I feel like if I fix up the mobile home and spend about 8-10k in a span of 3-4 years, it’d be a good investment but only thing that makes me feel unease is the possibility of monthly land price going up every year.

Both these sites are mobile friendly so you can knock out a few chapters of licensing education on a train ride, on a lunch break or anytime you have a spare 15 minutes. 

They're designed for active seniors, not those needing medical assistance, or with issues of mobility.