Being in favor of Mobile Home Parks - I know that if I had a million to invest, I would look for a nice quiet senior MHP to invest in!

Whether it is a sfr, apt or a mobile home always strive for a 3bed/2bath or more for what you buy.

Finally if I had found any possible issues such as mechanics liens, letters from city, etc., I would contact planning dep. to ask them how to resolve issues..

I understand the mechanics of each but what are the pros and cons?

I used to like to stop in and say I am offering financing on mobile homes and, this would usually get me to the owner since financing is hard to come by.

I currently own a mobile home park for the past 7 years - have managed/live on site.

As a contractor we could put mechanic liens on owners properties for non payment within 90 days of last work date on the property.He cannot put a mechanic lien on your property with out any physical work done.

I look at a lot of buildings and you should expect to see a unit of each floor plan or size.It is really just to see that the unit doesnt need a ton of work and the rents that they are claming are in line with what you would expect from your knowledge of the area.The most important on a big building is the mechanicals.

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I have worked with rehabbers, mobile home dealers, small lenders, developers and other investors, all over the country, that use Seller Financing as part of their business.