Tool im using: https://ags3.scgov.net/scpa/My current method is clicking on a parcel, getting property information, Name, Address, City, Zip, ETC. and forming an excel spreadsheet.

There are two parcels I want to bid on for at a tax deed sale, but there is a major issue.

Just some food for thought.

What Chris Ranch said above is good food for thought. 

I have a long term game plan to buy a parcel of land and building a master house with 3 rentals on it.

I still have some liabilities like car payments, rent, food, gas ect.

(wholesaling, fix and flip, carrying paper, just to name a few)  Most of what you could do with a single family house you can do with a mobile home, however if the home is in a park or your client is a park, there are additional strategies that are not common in SFR.  2 - An individual parcel of land with a single mobile homeIf your focus is individual mobile homes on a single parcel of land, this is essentially a more affordable single family business, but with a more limited lender pool, and different material sources and methods of renovation.   3 - A mobile home park, which is the land under many mobile homes If your focus is to own the mobile home park (which is the strategy I love) then everything is different. 

It sounds like this chick may or may not be a residential tenant who just wants to use her company name on the lease though so I suppose that is just some food for thought.

@Tanya Brown  Just some food for thought on the deal, you might consider using one unit as a 'traveling nurse' short term rental unit. 

Food for thought.