Or a mobile home park that is still paying all the tenants' utilities. 

Im looking to purchase my first rental property  in Mobile,AL the house is listed for $25,000, rent is going for $400 -$650 in that area, the house need new flooring in two room, patio need new paint, one room need drywall repair $8000 is my overall budget to put into it repair/finance.what who be a good approach for this scenario? 

My assumption was that the people in the lower end neighborhoods would have less mobility so would stay put while people that are moving out of the more expensive areas may be moving away to other cities, etc but maybe I'm completely off base.

I am also looking at mobile homes and am looking for advice on any core differences that I should be aware of between flipping your standard single family home and mobile homes.

It also tells you the type of phone it is -- whether it's a mobile number or a landline.

Now we bought a new $600 fridge for the mobile home we're renting out that we paid $12,000 for. 

I have a buyer who is interested in a mobile home that is currently listed in the Pensacola area.

Can't figure out how to attach a file via bp mobile..

The first book I have bought is "The Mobile Home Park Manifesto".

I'm new to the bigger pockets mobile app, is there a way to search by area?