I’m looking online for some standing kiosk payment system for mobile home park, which tenants can sign the lease electronically and make the payment.

I wanted to know if anyone had ever refinanced a paid off or cash bought mobile home park.Thank you

I have a squatter at our mobile home rental.

It seems to be very difficult to find deals this cheap where I live for single or multi-family, but there are several permanent mobile homes that fit this criteria.

@Matt Wilkes The best banks to approach will be local or regional banks, and particularly those who love mobile home parks.

I am looking to add MHP into my portfolio. The issue I am having is these things don’t seem to be on the market long. There seems to be a tight community that trades in these. My agents expertise is more in MF so we’r...

This is an excerpt from a previous post I made at the beginning of the year:Here is our units by year including primary residences:2010 - 2 (primary, 1 rental)2011 - 2 (primary, 1 rental)2012 - 2 (primary, 1 rental)2013 - 3 (primary house hack, 1 rental)2014 - 15 (primary house hack, 1 rental, 12 unit commercial building)2015 - 15 (primary house hack, 1 rental, 12 unit commercial building, 3 flips) 2016 - 22 (primary house hack, 12 unit commercial building, 3 duplexes 1 SFR (out of state), 6 flips, 1 sale on seller financing)2017 - 51 (primary house hack, second primary with house hack, 12 unit commercial building, 3 duplexes 1 SFR (out of state), 6 flips, 1 sale on seller financing, 17 buy and hold lease options)2018 - 74 (primary house hack, second primary with house hack, 12 unit commercial building, 3 duplexes 1 SFR (out of state), 29 buy and hold lease options 1 triplex, 19-unit Mobile home park)2019 - 97 (major primary house hack 7, second primary with house hack, 12 unit commercial building, 2 SFR (out of state), 54 buy and hold lease options 1 triplex, 1 duplex, 18-unit Mobile home park)End excerpt.As of June 2020 - 109 (With the addition of the 6-plex, new mobile home park that we are stabilizing, and the other 4 single family homes in Winston Salem and Greensboro, North Carolina, and the sale of a few of our single family residences).For my wife and I, we didn’t start out thinking we wanted to own over 100 units.

Bad news: You probably aren't going to make any money on individual mobile homes.

Plus, with a money order, you’d actually have to go to the bank to deposit it (unlike a check which you could take a photo of with most mobile bank apps).

Im thinking 1300-1400 sq ft 2 bed / 2.5 bath  modern, unique, european townhomes with decked out backyard and modern smarthome tech to target our demographic of young professional without needing a whole lot of house.