We are currently working with a seller in Missouri on buying their mobile home park.

It's called "Adventures in Mobile Homes", like her blog.If so, what did you think of it?

Not clear if it is possible to skip the software and save to PDF directly.There is also a slim version in the Scansnap series (the 1100) which is slower but portable (i.e. luggage sized)http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/peripherals/scanners/scansnap/s1100.htmlFujitsu Scansnap 1500 - $400 - Sheetfed - Desktop - Fujitsu - 600 dpi - Autoload - Duplex - 50 sheet - 20 ppmhttp://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/peripherals/scanners/scansnap/scansnap-s1500.htmlNeatDesk - $400 - Sheetfed - Business Card - Receipt - Desktop - The Neat Company - 600 dpi - Autoload - 50 sheet - 25 ppmhttp://www.neat.com/products/neatdesk

Its been a while and I have a couple of questions, about mobile homes.Now that I have the tile how do I go about getting into my new Buyers Name?

Whether you're interested in learning about wholesaling, rehabbing, landlording, commercial real estate, deal analysis, mobile homes, or any of the other awesome content that we covered at the conference, this package has it all.We're selling the approximately 25 hours of audio from the summit for only $125.

You could also buy one of these portable alarm systems:http://www.tattletale.com/

I've noticed you do mobile homes on rural land, which seems very interesting.

I remember looking at property in Fort Mcmurray, which is the heart of the oil sands, 350,000 got you a mobile home with a small lot.

Seems there has been an exception to mobile home dealersThe status will depend on Calif. laws relating to the SAFE Act and the newly CFPB as being formed too.

I'll tell you a very easy-to-get-into niche that I've seen a few people do around here and can easily make as much as an inspector but without getting dirty: Mobile notary signer.