If you own the MHP and the home is sitting in your MHP - buy the home, resell it and if anyone makes a claim later - provide them with a lot rent bill for the time that you were aware it was up for grabs.

I also want to leave the property as inheritance to my child, or even resell it during retirement if I need the funds. 

If you have a 3bed/2bath unit and own only one parking, I would say - buy it, as in the future when you'll resell you'll get your money back and make the unit more desirable, however, buy it if the rent you'll get will cover your property tax, assessment ( hopefully you have no special assessment in the building) and you'll get a decent return on your money.If you own a 2bed or less, I would personally not buy it.

I'm buyer myself, not going to resell it, please pm me, have fund and approval ready

How about purchasing properties and reselling them?

I'm pretty familiar with the East Bay and 2 years ago you could buy at market, update kitchen and baths (granite, light fixtures and MAYBE floors) for about $15-$20K and resell in 90 days for a net $60K +/- gain.Based on the number of ppties I see on the MLS now I'd say some of those "investors" probably got caught flat-footed, unless they timed the market exactly right-which I doubt.I just spent a week in far eastern Contra Costa County, in a "waterfront" town.

I will teach you how to wholesale for free in the next sentence - Put a property under contract and resell it for more money. 

But some of the top turn key resellers are women owned and run companies..

And the reality of real estate investing is that there is very little time spent per deal from marketing to reselling.

Thanks.Hi Leland good question.Absentee most will buy a listsource list either directly or from a reseller.