They very much apply, if your seller is a dealer or park owner, search here for "SAFE Act" and "Dodd-Frank", for MHs pay attention to posts by @Ken Rishel , mine too LOL. :)

I am still doing a lot of research on that area's market.What are the best free websites to use (excluding CL) to search for investment properties or homes in general?

I did a quick look, and did not see that they had a posting on Craigslist or the Lantern (or I didn't recognize it), which suggests they are limiting their search to friends.

Do a search in upper left corner for "structuring a partnership" and read through the results.

If you do a search, will find several.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4178/blog_posts/33328-wondering-what-its-like-to-search-for-properties-take-a-look-hereIn fact, here are a few more of my posts that may help you..http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4178/blog_posts/30227-fact-or-opinion-which-is-the-best-information-to-give-a-fellow-investorhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4178/blog_posts/33000-my-favorite-quote-to-datehttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4178/blog_posts/29349-arv-calculatinghttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4178/blog_posts/30113-how-to-qualify-as-a-landlordhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4178/blog_posts/28728-property-searching-tipAgain, not trying to be an ***.

If your nice to the ladies and they aren't too busy with booking (booking department) they might run a search for you.I use to be a bailbondsman, is how I know this...

I'd do a public records search and you can figure out that status pretty quick.

A google search resulted in at least 8 options, but I wanted hear what others had to say before selecting.

I also add keywords to the bottom of the ad because most people use the search function when looking on craigslist.