see what they've done and how much it has cost.i'm sure you're looking because you see some value in it - improvements of the structure and subsequent revenue increases, but with those older buildings you really have to pay attention to the finer points that could land you with big expenses that don't necessarily improve your revenues - i.e. asbestos removal.

Is there a legal structure that exist??

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The other one needed a lot of structural work.

don't know why I waited so long to post but I finally decided to take action (YAY).Anyways on to my question, I too have been looking into mobile home investing....are the contracts/deals structured the same as if investing into a SFH as a rental property ?

It's an interesting bit of wisdom that fits his conservative investing methods quite well.

But, without a defined need for the structure, in this case it's been challenging to create a business for the location at a cost with a positive ROI.

Thanks for the kind words, I look foward to meeting other investors and hopefully can learn how to structure better deals in my own investing.

hey Susie - Your realtor is probably not very likely to find motivated sellers for you, as they can only find you whats on the mls.Is your realtor your only method of finding sellers?

It can be structured where on death the lease becomes a note, and now you have a estate offering long term financing.