@Dominick DahmenI live in Illinois and seeking other investment types like mobile.

In fact, if your situation (at age 24) is due to your own actions, dedicated savings, savvy investing, and wealth-building knowledge, you probably should be giving us advice lol.That said, if you are still interested in REI, find a reasonably-priced property that you can afford to make some mistakes on, and BRRRR it.Best of luck though!!

There are no other mobile homes, and the property is woods in the back.

I currently own a small 32 unit Mobile Home Community (Trailer Park, Mobile Home Park). 

@George Pauley ****** mobile optimization on behalf of BP.

After you’ve made those selections you can hover over various cities to see CAP rates (I believe the latest data is H2 2019, and the site isn’t the most mobile friendly so it’s better on a desktop).

(Numers slight off since I'm on mobile and it's from memory)It's a mess and worth the $20/m Avalara charges to compute and submit it.

Seller accepted our full price offer for single family residence, we went back and fourth with fixes, paid for an appraisal, paid for an inspection, sent our cashiers check for the down payment, signed closing docs with a mobile notary (we live out of state) and then the day of closing the seller said they didn’t have the funds to close.

You could have also invested that 60k in land or a mobile home, owning it outright.

The concept of 'finding time' to dedicate to REI is something I am still adjusting to.