I feel like the Park Manager may be reluctant to help me if he knows that I'm their to buy and sell mobile homes rather than buy a MH to live in the park.

BUT if you are sexy as us, and shake that booty when you walk flexing those pecks in our badass GMC super ninja turtle flip-mobile, yeah.. they will say "just shut up and take my money".

Hey Everyone,I'm going to be in the Mobile, AL area this weekend and wasn't able to find any local meetups in the area. 

Purchase price: $25,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Purchased a mobile home in a great mobile home park for 25k.

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Their story about the eviction is that they were being harassed to leave their residence associated with the eviction because the mobile home park was being sold and the owner wanted renters out.

We have about 45 lease options currently (that number does not include our mobile home parks, commercial property, multi-family properties, or a few that are just rentals).  

I'm seeking advice/input from someone in Florida, who may be familiar with the rules involved in investing/flipping mobile homes in 55 and over mobile home communities.

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I'm almost convinced that that black banner doesn't always show up, LOL. anyway thank you very much @Michael Sato