Hello BP Investors, I see alot of conversations on wholesaling & mobile home park purchases but does anyone buy & hold a mobile home to build a portfolio?

I moved to Mobile from Spanish Fort about 2 months ago and noticed a house in my neighborhood that was in need of repair.

I moved to Mobile from Spanish Fort about 2 months ago and noticed a house in my neighborhood that was in need of repair.

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Here are deductions to the deposit:Late FeesA******April 4th 2019: $65March 8th, 2019: $65June 4th, 2018 (forgiven)Bre****June 10th, 2019: $65May 10th, 2019 (forgiven)Late fee totals: 3x65= $190 RepairsDrywall repair and mold removal in downstairs bathroom: $200Trash removal in backyard: $150Emergent Termite Treatment due to delay: $200Broken upstairs window: $200 (pending)Back door repair and lock mechanism: $50Total: $800Extensive cleaning: $475-150 (pet deposit)= $325 Total: $1,295K****, We know you took the time to help show the house to a couple of potential tenants and, as we said, we wanted to compensate you for your time.

Then said she would tear down and build or bring a mobile home on it.

Can they get another job that pays more or work more hours to increase your income.I don't know Minneapolis to know what typical rents are, but are there less expensive options (a mobile home)?

We started buying mobile home parks in 2017.

Some flip, some have rentals, some do mobile home owner-finance; all of which seem to be successful for them.To keep it short, I want to get started.

@Eric Waid You may need to check with your local zoning office to see if you can put a mobile home on the land.