@Jay Yoo generally duplexes will see more mobile tenants compared to a single family home.  

This has held true for past multifamily syndications as well as in our funds that invest in mobile home parks and self-storage.

Primarily looking at places needing cosmetic fixes - new bathrooms, kitchens, floors, and paint...then getting tenants in.My true expertise is in marketing and advertising - I've been running digital, mobile, and social media advertising sales for the last decade - and I am more than happy to lend a hand to anyone needing brainstorming, ideas, strategy, or just back-and-forth discussion in this area.

I've stumbled into the idea of flipping a mobile home (A mobile home RV might be a better description of this one).

This will dictate where you purchase and look for properties based on that number alone.My point is that you always start with the end in mind and work it backwards, this creates the strategy (Buy and hold, flip, Wholesale, Notes) which will be driven by the tactic (SFR, MFR, Mobile homes, Short term rental etc) I always coach people and explain that the property is actually the last piece of the puzzle not the first.Hope this helps

So about 6 months ago I’ve purchased 6 mobile homes and one house from my grandparents on owner financing.

We are currently finishing up our first mobile home on it, a 1980's 2/2.

Those sync to your preferred calendar.Calendar can push reminders to both desktop and mobile apps.Home screen shows number of things to do, both due today and overdue (highlighted in red).Free-form "notes" field with the ability to pin a note to the top of the screen. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Mobile.

Still do to this day.I started in real estate in Texas where I managed a family Mobile Home Park and RV Park.