My goal is to one day own my own home and then be able to invest in land to be able to have mobile home parks that I have in my head. 

@Brite Zhou,  I'd bet $100 your contractors stole your tools.     

Best bet is to talk to small local banks that know the area (ask for the commercial lending department).

Anyone have a RUBS calculation for Mobile, AL multifamily properties?

Hello Bigger Pockets, my name is Keric Allen and I currently live outside of Covington, LA.  I unexpectedly began my real estate investing/rental property career in 2007 after a job transfer forced me to quickly becom...

Would they be similar to mobile homes (vehicle license) or would they be more like a prefab home (regular house taxation). 

If I were an agent, I'd likely be using a mobile hotspot like @Mike Cumbie suggests -- especially during the time-sensitive negotiation period with a specific buyer.  

I came across bigger pockets from listening to a mobile home park podcast.

Hi @Ebony Bolton , with my limited experience, I am going to say I bet it depends on the situation.

The land is "Deed Restricted" and unless the original grantor of the restriction is willing to redo the deeds... it ain't going to happen AFAIK.Your best bet is to talk to other local developers or road builders in the area and find out what they ball park the road at... if you have the specifications that the town requires, then that makes things easier.