I would do a limited amount if I had a property with challenging space(s).

My HOA management company (tower management, aka: space coast management, lighthouse properties international llc, lighthouse properties management south florida, lighthouse properties management group,) has been a nightmare, since they were hired in 09.

i have 17 years left on the loan so i had a lot of principal paydown each month. i run slightly into my pocket to pay the repairs/maintenance each month.the kicker was the new house we bought, our quality of life went thru the roof...less commute, triple the space, new home. and an exact house 5 doors down appaised $20k more than our purchase price 6 months later.

Bill, I'm sure you could answer that for me but here is my understanding if you're talking about a public REIT or MF:I'm not publicly advertising for funds, I'm using less than 30 or so investors (or accredited), and I'm under a certain dollar amountThose were the exceptions as I understood them.

Everyone does it, rich and poor alike and all do right, for nobody owes any public duty to pay more than the law demands."

Returns can definitely be higher, similar to notes on MH's.Keep in mind some parks only allow owner occupants and others may have space rent too high for it to make sense, so you have to find the right parks and the right deals.

What is zoning, public transportation access?

I don't have any advice to offer you as a MHP investor, but there are plenty of savvy folks in that space here on the site.

That space is pretty competitive but inventory is easy to access and plentiful.Buying or creating private notes takes a different skill set in locating opportunities direct from note holders.

HUD is very clear with HUD listing agents that they are to be proactive in preventing rule violations and educating other agents and the public.