Mobile Home Community Buy and Hold

Skirted, on stacks of cinder blocks, like a mobile home––not on wheels, permitted, but not on a permanent foundation.Though there is seasonal ebb and flow, historical data from friends' properties in the area appears to be matching up with what my property is generating––an expected $25K in after-management-fees revenue from each unit is reasonable, with more possible.

Definitely get with a mobile home park insurance agent for their advice but one coverage that is often overlooked is business interruption coverage which covers you for loss of income from a catastrophic event (hurricane/tornado/etc).

Is there anyone near Winston-Salem or Greensboro that has experience in mobile home investing?

Investment Info:Buy & hold investment in Cell Tower, Land with Mobile.

Works well with mobile devices and 360 cameras.

Hello Fellow Investors, I am new to Mobile-home investing.

Why not buy a piece of land outside the city, for cheap, hand dig a septic, bore a well, and bring in electric, then drag the mobile home out there.

Even though I had success with the single family home, I would like to transition to more multi family deals such as mobile home parks, apartments, or even storage units (not a MF deal but still something I am looking into).

Option 1: - Clear off an acre and place or allow mobile home / tiny home rental. —- Spoke with a local player who owns a few parks in the city.