I had success flipping a mobile home and would like to do the same with a house. 

Somehow the topic switched from whatever we’d scheduled to mobile home and mobile home parks – my friend’s forte.He spent the next hour tutoring us on owning and operating mobile home parks.

Hey guys,I am currently in the process of closing a mobile home park with 11 lots. 

You have the right motivated seller, you can create your own terms and opportunities.Example 1: My brother and I bought a 25 unit mobile home park last year.

Flip houses, have some single family home and small multi family rentals, and looking at buying a mobile home park.If you have any interest in the mobile home park space or any knowledge of it, let me know and maybe we can get together and I can share what I've learned.Jon

I just think most builders look at the numbers and say screw it and abandon the concept for a more expedient strategy with fewer headaches.The advantage of a shipping container is not it's strength (although they are insanely strong....IF you don't put doors and windows in them), but it's mobility (intermodality...trucks, ships, forklifts, etc.).

Hello anyone out there have experience in Mobile home parks?

We have a fairly rigorous screening process that has served us well and I have no way of knowing what screening purpose was used by former landlord, other than maybe checking for a pulse and a wallet.

Find a local small contractor that specializes in water damage and get them to bid the project making it crystal clear that it's you paying and not the fat wallet insurance company.

Next time, we'll be able to mobilize faster, and we are working to be able to contract this type of thing ourselves.