I doubt you can get the residents to pay rent at Walmart -- and in some states you can't require any form of rent collection that is not on-property.To form your decision I would 1) talk to your state mobile home association (MHA) and get the laws 2) consider the following the options A) pay check or money order to the manager B) mail the rent in to your P.O, Box.

My business line is below, but the best way to get a hold of me is to text my mobile at (304) 654-0168. 

I'm curious to know of any mobile home investors in Iowa and if they would recommend mobile home investing for a rookie. 

I agree with the other commentary, you have to be dedicated to a client and show them around 9-5 for awhile, not really a night and weekends position, plus commercial doesn’t end up with the kind of referrals like residential does, everyone doesn’t know other folks searching for a new office since businesses only move every 5-10-20 years if ever, and there’s only 1 decision maker at every company, and at some it’s a corporate person with no local input.I’m a commercial GC myself, and could not pull it off, plus it would put me in competition directly with the brokers who bring me 80% of my work.

In a previous post on this thread I suggested grandfathering existing holdings so they can make one final exchange as well as primary residence to avoid inhibiting mobility.

Make sure all documents are signed in the name of the LLC, pay bills through dedicated account and credit card, etc. 

Purchase price: $2,800 Cash invested: $7,000 I bought this mobile home as primary residence but am now thinking of either selling or renting for cash flow.

I live in Wyoming and am new to real estate investing, even though I bought my first mobile home few years ago and am thinking of either selling for 25k or renting out to cash flow about 350 to 400 dollars.

Sellers finance for mobile home 37k

That’s ultimately why I went with yourporter - the whole platform is user-friendly, it has most of the features I need, and the mobile version is actually usable.