I once bought a small, vacant mobile home park and found out later that the village had all but outlawed mobile homes, and nobody had ever had the water billing shut off and I was going to be billed around $160 a month.

This would be for 2 mobile home parks with 8 units and 23 units in each park.  

I currently own and rent out one mobile home.  

RV parks, mobile home parks, and self storage all are great options.

I found .3 Acre lot with an old mobile home on it.

Does someone know of a insurance company that writes policies for wrap/ owner finance transactions for mobile homes?

Investment Info:

Mobile home fix & flip investment.

Cash invested: $50,000

Fixed up this one and sold via owner financing with a large down payment to have almost no cash left in the deal and monthly...

Thinking of investing in mobile/manufactured home, in Los Angeles county for Airbnb/STR, particularly Torrance, CA.

@Sam Epperson You'll have to see what other comparable mobile homes have sold for in the area based on condition.

If you are leaving the water on in the property you can purchase freeze alarms that you can place in basements and crawl spaces that will alert you if the temperature drops below a pre determined temp, additionally many of these sensors can detect water so if placed near a hot water heater or water source they can alert you if there is a leak or backup.