That mobile home is not full mobile home park it’s just they selling certain amount of units.

I lived in NYC for a few years, and I am so thankful to not be there right now during all of this.I think we'll see more families moving to suburban or even more "rural" areas where they can have more land and space, but also still be somewhat close to modern conveniences.

This project was a complete remodel; adding over 1,000 square feet and modernizing the kitchen, bathrooms, and layout.

There is an opportunity to buy a small plot of land within the city that is zone residential and will allow for a mobile home.

Now, in a B-class neighborhood with average demographic of 22-32 will have a focus on open spaces, modern, clean, simple and adjusted finishes of granite, modern lighting, modern closets and so on will capture the revenues. 

Hello,we purchased a mobile home park 10 yrs ago.

@Sameer Agrawal BACKGROUND:COVID-19 has created a state of chaos never seen before in the modern world and as we dream of getting back to "normal" there is an unsettling reality of what exactly "normal" will look like on the other side of this tragic pandemic.

Building a property would increase the likelihood the work is done the correct way and would have the most modern update amenities in order pass current regulations / laws, while also having the units look the way I envision them.What are the pros and cons to this approach?

They are a property management company that is seeking a software to manage mobile home parks.

Hi all,I'm looking at an acre lot that is zone for mobile homes.