My cheap properties are double wide mobile homes on their own land. 

I'm a co-founder at Rentobo, of a technology platform for real estate investors and landlords of all sizes.

Pretty good platform, although if you are in PMing, it may not be the best solution.

Unless, someone is looking for the easy approach and the having sweet nothings spoken in their ear about how to make "easy" money with little effort with this investment vehicle, then they will be shocked because you guys tell it like it is and I really appreciate that.Experience:Strong- Lease Options, Wholesaling, Rehabbing (fix and flips), Multifamily Commercial, Networking, Raising Private Funds, RE Law (not saying I know it all, just good at staying current on laws effecting the industry)Moderate-Notes, Foreclosure/Short Sales, Tax Liens, Marketing, REO's, Loan/FinancingWeak- Probate, Bulk REO's, Mobile Home Parks, Raw Land DevelopmentDont have a "niche" yet unfortunately, but I believe it will come down to Rehabbing and Multifamily.

I was told that you can buy mobile homes on land there really cheap.Joe Gore

There are also probably lots of mobile homes in your area- that's another potentially profitable angle.

Dallas, Atlanta, Mobile, Jacksonville, Orlando, Charlotte, St Louis

For setup costs, talk to a local mobile home installer.

However, these will likely be older, lower ratio of structure/land for depreciation basis, gimmick property (section 8 for example where guidelines can be changed any time)mobile homes etc.

In the long term, the ACO model will also likely fail and be replaced by a single payer system (see the Democrat party platform).