does anyone have experience investing in buy and hold rental mobile homes in Florida?

I'm very fortunate to own my house in San Francisco but am kept very busy with work at a mobile tech start up in Palo Alto.I found out about Bigger Pockets from a friend and am looking to learn strategies for financing that I can apply to reach my goals.

Sorry to be so late to chime in but i'm a newbie also. my answer to your question depends on the price you pay for the home and rental price. for example I purchased a 2004 1900 sq. ft. mobile home on an acre of land and have a total of 40k in it rented it for 1 year at 900 a month now I just signed a lease again at 975.00 a month. taxes are 1500.00 a year and insurance is 850 a year. next year I will have to repaint and put in new flooring in the 3 br's lr and dinning room that will cost me a lot.

I am currently researching Huntsville, and Mobile.

Tiny house on wheels so can be moved.Rent lot to somebody with their own mobile home or RV, if zoning permits.Rent lot to people who want a garden plot.Build garage and rent mini-storage on small scale.

I want to take the profits into a 1031 and combine that with a 35K loan from my 401K for a down payment to purchase a mobile home park. 

It looks quite comfortable, portable, and easy to use based on what people were saying about it.

Hey I am looking for a partner to attend the Mobile Home Park Boot camp put on by Mobile Home Park University April 10-12. 

I looked up the address the seller gave me today and found out the property is a single wide, which means it is a mobile home!

At a rent of $1000/month (way outside the range of mobile homes that I was originally considering) we would need 200 properties.