For example this:Dallas Vs Houston on the BiggerPockets forumshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/343620-dallas-vs-houston(Hope link works, I'm on my mobile)Also as someone mentioned start with the beginner's guide, read some books and get out there and do stuff and network.Best of luck!

One of my mobile homes was flattened and the one next to it that was a piece of crap only lost its screen room.

We are owners of a property that has a mobile home and a shed we rented out on a month to month rental contract....Tenant owes today for last month and was late for the month before: has been argumentive toward landlord and wife and has threatned us with a restraing order and say he will own this property. we are on social security and have no money to get a 30 day notice, have three day notice to pay or quit, with additional amounts of vandalism.

A B&B doesn't sound like a residence but the California Legislature and courts have ruled that "...the Act has been held to apply to operators of motels and hotels; real estate brokers and agents and others engaged in the sale or rental of real property; owners of triplexes, duplexes, non-owner occupied single-family dwellings, and publicly-assisted housing projects; operators of mobile home parks; and condominium homeowners' associations."

Clay – I think modular construction to a certain extent carries the same stigma as mobile homes.

I never have owned a mobile home park.My moms friends have been doing it over 40 years.Whether a park works or not depends on how states and counties and cities view them.If it's a suburban area to urban area here in Georgia they are grandfathered in.The counties and cities give you all kinds of grief.They find ways of pushing the park owners to sell off for development.In doing this the county or city gets rid of the transient renters,they eye sore of the park,the high crime,and they increase their per acre tax assessment base.On 10 acres of commercial the government would much rather have a nice new commercial development there than trailers.A junkie trailer sitting on land has very low assessment value.If you were going to buy a park I would look at the value of selling it off for development down the road and making sure you control the whole thing and can get people out ( a few people of the lots own the land for example and make it tough for you to resale down the road.)

We have LOTS of federal representatives and even more state representatives, and very few of them fall directly in line with their party's platform.

I have a family friend who has a few rental mobile homes and she never has a problem filling vacancies when they arise.

And, do you actively use tools for managing your properties on your mobile devices?

For software platform I was using ShortSaleCommander and Fredomsoft.