So I'm speaking from experience, these type of assets tend to burn holes through investors pockets.

Anyone so engaged has created a ticking time bomb for themselves.( * Since trailers- mobile homes- manufactured homes are, in fact, residences, the sale or finance of them are subject to compliance with a whole range of federal laws, including the SAFE Act.) 

You can make it but you need a calm couple of months of planning before you burn the boats. 

The first I knew about the tree going down was a message on Facebook "the damn tree missed your truck".But alas, daylight burning, got to get to meetings.

I have bought numerous multi family units from 2 units to 240 units, from block apts to mobile home parks.Yes I have used realtors and referrals to get the deals but 90 percent of my deals I originated myself using public records.Every property appraiser in every county has a database of every single property in that Is in that county.

Looks like I can get started very soon, just have to get to a computer, the Mobil app doesn't let you send PM's.

I invested in mobiles, then single-families, then multi-families.  

The following transaction took place in Texas and concerns property in Texas.  In November 2013, a friend of mine was having some financial troubles and had already moved out of the house she'd purchased.  She was ren...

I've got 12 mobile homes about 2 hours from my house and it takes up about 6 hours of my time per month.

Mobile park pad fees here in Logan are ~$260, so you're saving on rent alright.