I think mobile home I think 2 things, low income and retired folks.

They can't sell it as it is owned by multiple offspring with all sorts of opinions of what to do with it, but as the offspring started dying off and/or retiring to Florida or a nearby retirement home, the place tends to consolidate again under a single executor who takes care of it for their combined interests.That owner/executor will often have a loathing for that property as a millstone around her/his neck, not worth the money it generates. 

My goal in real estate is to have a portfolio of properties big enough to allow me to retire at 45 yo.THE DISCUSSION: I was approached on Linkedin by someone offering private loans through "Jones Private Money Loans".

I have no experience in real estate investing and looking for like-minded individuals and mentors to help me succeed.When I retire from military service, I do not want to work a full time job in order to live comfortably.

Because my hubby and I have a significant age gap (I'm younger), and he never saved for retirement until he met me. 

I own no houses, but am in the process of investing some of my retirement funds with Holdfolio and I also invest with Groundfloor.  

He now makes all his income through various avenues of the equine industry and he's seeking help to get on the right path in various ways, taxes, retirement, investing, etc. 

They may also offer segmented services (such as retirement planning only) for a lesser price.

Although we will both be “retired” from public school employment, we will want to continue working.  

In an area I buy in there is a retired couple who buy and remodel historic homes.