But just like a single-family home, mobile homes are the same way.

Unless they are putting a HUGE amount down, this is either a mobile home or lower-end property. 

Hi, new to the community and was interested in opinions about the Rochester, NY/broader upstate market (prices and taxes both seem to eat into return prospects) as well as thoughts from anyone with knowledge of the Venice, FL (and surrounding) as well as Mobile, AL markets.  

I could get a significantly better return if I were to invest that money outside of the Bay Area and continue to rent here.The other factors involved are how mobile you want to be.

[Note: only way I see to make reasonable return is with mobile homes and that presents all sorts of new challenges in this area]I won't say that the area is recession-proof, but a lot of big investment is going on in the area with large companies pouring in the money.

Does anyone have any experience using First Bank as a lender for a new purchase or refi of a manufactured / mobile home community?

Ok guys I need your help I brought a property that had 1 house and 2 mobile homes on it.

S Ok guys I need your help I brought a property that had 1 house and 2 mobile homes on it.

@Suly Bolanos Definitely landscaping such as mowing yards and raking leaves being in the mobile home investing business. 

Whether it's a posh, 110 unit apartment complex, a strip mall, a mobile home park, or a standard SFR; I am open to it all.