Are you guys saying that in your neck of the woods, there is "property tax" on the Mobil home itself, Not the lot that it sits on, that gets foreclosed on for property taxes????  

Mike is right rough area, high crime rate and cheap houses and yes you can get burned as I did in the beginning.  

Take it from a licensed but non-practicing attorney who got traction on 2 mobile-phone calls made, whilst seated in buyer-agent's office, to Vanishing Listing Agent.

Good to see others in the NW burns. 

It has been a long time since I looked for MH financing (not private investors) and I remember several years ago that there were companies that would lend on land and MH if you have 2-3 years seasoning.  The LTV had t...

I'm in Saraland in Mobile County.  

I used a mobile real estate closing notary recently on a property just 30 mins away from me to experiment on creating a system for out of state/virtual wholesaling.

If you didn't do your own homework, you bear at least some of the blame if an investment didn't work out.Let's think about being more careful in condemning an entire profession because you had a bad experience - most likely because you didn't do your due diligence.Let's try to point out the ONE bad apple and not burn down the entire orchard.

^^That's really cool and I'd like to hear more about your travels and investing opportunities that you found.I'm really focused on MHPs (Mobile home parks) at the moment, so I'm not looking at other investments other than to learn and increase my knowledge of international real estate investing.

One was mostly burned out.