I was saying that my impression of the way the big guys on BP Search and qualify for a Deal and yours is the biggest type of Investment in 100 or more Units, sounds just like Value Investing with the Stock Market.

The biggest issue I see here is the commute you'll have from South Jersey to Manhattan.  

From a business perspective you have to ask yourself what is the greatest downside and what is the greatest upside in a legal contest? 

Can you share some of the downsides to mobile home park investing so we can get the other side of the story too?

My biggest concern, keep it professional and don't lose the long-term friendship!

My biggest fear is doing all of this work and not make any profit to put towards another rental.

He's owned the property since ~1970, but looks like a fairly good investment My biggest trouble is finding comps, so estimating ARV is difficult.

You really need to know how to navigate that turf before you plunge into a MH acquisition.One of our biggest and most long standing niches in the MH industry was working with law firms, title and escrow companies and banks Nationwide trying to conjoin land to MH.

I know the downside is they may not be after your best interest, but it would probably work out the best.  

@Brent CoombsAnd please don't tell Josh or Brandon on me….my two biggest nightmares I used to have were of Adam Levine and Sasquatch.