I purchased the property from a landlord who was just burned out.

In the distant past, I have bought mobiles dirt cheap, in established Mobile Home Parks. 

I have heard some mixed reports from my bankers this week an wanted to know if BP could shed some light We are wanting to buy a 79 single wide mobile home with a lot and a nice 2 car garage. 

Hey BP community, This is for my fellow mobile home park investors out there.

It doesn't matter that in it's as-is state it could be worth 1,100,000 and stabilized ARV is close to 2 million.I am told the banks were burned during the last downturn and now want to put onerous terms on borrowers even with HML money.

The process has been discussed at length in the forums, put #6 at #1 and you won't be jerking homeowners around with putting them under contract and burning up their marketing time if you don't get a buyer.

I am seeking to collaborate with investors in the South Florida market( Broward County) who has experience with investing in either Multi-Family properties, Apartment Buildings, Mobile Homes, or Single Family Homes.

Mostly mobile homes but some smaller stick built homes. 

Since then, she has dealt with hundreds of properties, from $400 mobile homes to a $20 million dollar mansion.

We offered him more for the purchase, which in turn meant he had leverage to go back to the first guy and say hurry up or you will lose it.In this instance, it became a scenario where he either would burn the first guy and hurt that relationship or tell us that he had to stick with the first and he would talk to us sooner next time and give us a chance.