I also picked up a mobile home in a park at the end of 2014, I have lot rent and utilities for a few months in 2014 and whatever until thing are done and it is put into service.  

I suppose the fear of breaking out of "employee-ism" and having to rewire my brain outside of those confines is causing the fear to win, but now I understand that this is just the crucial step before the launch of a successful individual.

I have purchased some 10 acres in Texas and it has a single wide mobile home (1250 sq ft) on it.  

My understanding is that you don't necessarily NEED a license to flip mobile homes.

James, I am under contract today to purchase a mini mobile home park in Fl, with intent to wholesale it i want to record intent to purchase also ..

@Tyler (not sure how to tag on mobile), I wrote to the VA and this is what they responded with:"The maximum number of units is 4.

Sometimes BP throws me out on the iPhone mobile app and not sure why.

For some reason this doesn't seem to happen reliably while I'm on my mobile gadget

We can take the bottom 2 units and build a fenced area, can't think of any other solution to them have to be outside somewhat confined.

For every headline that is "I worked hard to rehab my apartment and charge more rent, increasing value to my tenants and to myself" there are 2 that say "I made $25k in 3 weeks" the sub-header should say something like "by tricking a mentally challenged grandma on public assistance into selling her perfect house at 50% off market value even though it just needed paint", or "by giving a crackhead mobile home owner 25% of existing equity so they could feed their next fix, leaving them homeless".  10% or even 20% off market, net of repairs is one thing, but beyond that I feel I'm taking advantage of a personal situation vs reaching a good deal.