I hope that this thread will turn in to a good amount of information that other people looking to purchase a mobile home on leased land can learn from.

Ideally, each of those named parties would have their own dedicated thread here (or maybe two or three).

---------------------------------------HUD is proposing to end seller financing on all housing including mobile homes, with the exception of personal residences, unless the seller becomes a licensed mortgage originator.

Having started out in stocks (namely, my 401k and IRA) and real estate (including notes secured by real estate), my thought is this:The analysis by which the individual investor has to perform is much easier to do and understand when it comes to real estate.I remember reading about asset allocation (US vs. foreign stocks, small vs. mid- vs. large caps companies, value vs. growth, % dedicated to REITs, precious metals/commodities, TIPS, bonds (short, mid- and long term, high quality vs. junk) and thinking "where do I start?"

I have got a 1400 sq ft. mobile on 3/4 acre in a subdivision.

I went into mobile homes (after many years of knowing about it) and things have been great ever since.

Hello all, I own a package of three rent houses (single-wide mobile homes) near Lake Texoma on the west side of the lake.

She is recently retired and has a mobile home, and is moving to chicago.

My name is Pam and I have owed, developed, rehabbed, managed, bought and sold historical mansions and other historically significant buildings, apartment buildings, commercial buildings including storefronts and offices, single family homes, mobile home parks, laundromats, and land.

I've sold mobile homes as both fixer uppers and repaired them so they are move-in condition.