I believe in win-win scenarios so if there is anything I can do for you in Northern Virginia, don't hesitate to ask.By profession I am a software architect on mobile and cloud applications.

That is the kind of dedication you want in your team.  

I've not read anything about mobile homes, but there seems to be a huge range of options. 

Example: mobile home parks, apartments, retail, industrial, etcAnd, even better, that same information within asset types to the sub types- in retail for example I am particularly interested in neighborhood shopping/strip center default rates/performance over time.Thanks for any help, Jon

My partner and I celebrated our one year anniversary in the mobile home business June2019.

I'm in Cedar City UT, and I'm hoping to connect with someone with experience with mobile home buying and selling in Southern Utah.

There are a couple of lakes nearby and a lot of people visit the area for that.Some of the options I have considered are:-Building boat storage on the the unused lot space (moderate initial investment, low return, fairly passive)-Mini storage units (high initial investment, moderate return, needs active mgmt)-Placing 1-3 mobile homes on the unused portion of the lot (high initial investment, moderate return, fairly passive)Any ideas would be appreciated!

I’m currently active duty and want to get into real estate but my current schedule is pretty hectic and I would like to minimize the time I dedicate to a property (for the time being).

Many of the mobile homes are 2000 or newer. 

I own a modular home used as a rental and did extensive work on it (water/termite damage) and was pretty impressed with the quality of build.Most municipalities lump mobile/manufactured/modular homes all in a clump but while I don't buy manufactured homes, I would readily pick up another modular one.