But if you add in all the interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance and major improvements you make along the way, its rarely a good investment.

I’m really interested in this to help me scale going forward.Originally posted by  Combination of commercial and seller financing.

Hi folks, Having been through the neophyte to expert path a few times on various skills I know that me as a neophyte right now on buying / evaluating a MHP I might think something is a big deal but it really isn't and the worst situation is not realizing what the important issues are and finding that one out after you bought the farm (err park that is).1960's/70's parks: set back, close pad spacing and short lots AND combined with per pad septic.Reading in MHU's 30 day due diligence package, per pad septic go bad then you have to cannibalize the pad next to it for a new field.

The combination of both "mass*" and SmartMove will screen nicely.

A combination of equity and cash flow is best IMO.

In a hot market you cannot afford to not know your repair and ARV numbers EXACTLY and you are learning why.It is now RARE for me to be buying a house where there are not multiple offers on.

Combine that with obsessive perserveration, and a little bit of faith and things can work out well ]So, does the deal with Mark sound good?

When I go on listing appointments I rarely ever talk about the company (no seller cares about the company). 

But then, we rarely get snow and don't have a 24-hour snow removal ordinance.

There is a rare exception called a cramdown.