It could be good for buying mobile home parks but bad for speculating on land.  

Investments have included SFR and condo rentals, a mobile home park, and a hotel.

My goal is to move into investing in single family homes and mobile homes (rehabbing & wholesale).

I 'M NEW AND I NEED EDUCATION ON HOW TO BUY A MOBILE HOME PARK, ARE THERE ANY AFFORDABLE BOOKS OR CDS I CAN PURCHASE ?

,I think that the "anti-trailer" sentiment that is written into most local ordinances is lost on many investors who are outside of the mobile home investment sphere.

I have been involved in countless mold contamination projects ranging from mobile homes, to light commercial, to large and high-rise commercial, to educational environments (elementary through college level) since the early 90's. 

That's a mobile home in a park.  

One investor I knew, a mobile home guru who shall remain nameless, advocated this approach because, while your cash was gone, it gave you flexibility in determining an exit strategy while only risking your own cash - and if you lost it all you at least got an education.

I am an active rehabber w/ SFR also very interested in picking up some mobile homes for resale or rent to own. 

Remember a lot of these folks are working in areas and are really acting more like Auto mobile wholesalers IE its the same price they pay or tie up a home for that auto guys pay for used cars etc...