What advice would you give to do my due diligence and make sure this is a true statement from the listing agent.Any feedback or comments is much appreciated.Thank youYou can verify zoning with the city but just because the zoning allows for 12 units doesn't mean you will be able to fit 12 units on the property as you will have setbacks, lot coverage, parking requirements, etc to take into consideration in terms of site capacity. 

Until they get an official response from the governor regarding their pending waiver request, the industry is taking the position that closings are an essential service and the wheels of finance must keep turning.

@Mia Kurbalija,Call a few mobile home parks around you, they will have a few phone numbers for the movers, it may be a bit better then googling.

Overall, things are going much better than I had thought they would.Here’s the official MLS stats for 11 counties.Active listings are down -8%There’s been a good influx of new listingsHowever, there’s a lot more withdrawn than normalClosed sales count is down a bitNet, with somewhat fewer buyers, the supply / demand balance probably hasn’t materially changedHomes – 11%; Condos -2%Closed units down -5%This is less of a slowdown than I expected; great new hereAverage price and median price up 8% from prior yearThis ties to the supply / demand balance not changing much; e.g., in the seller’s favorDOM down a few daysAlso consistent with supply / demand being about the sameUC were down 8%This is much stronger than I had expected – great newsHomes -4%; condos -16%This is consistent with my observations about a week ago that entry level buyers seemed to be more cautious than the first time move up segmentNot much change on discountsIf you just look at the luxury homes (MLS defines this as >$1,000,000)Closed count +13%Price +1.5%DOM down -2 daysI am not sure this strength with last in the luxury market, since inventories are building.If you look at entry level, $300-500KClosed count -13%Price +2%DOM +4 daysThe slowdown in this segment will last a few months, since we need to get a lot of entry level employees back to work.Other news items:Most of the iBuyers have suspended operations.Lenders are tightening credit requirements, which may push the marginal buyer (that used to barely qualify) out of the market for a whileThis will likely be a source for 2020 having somewhat fewer closed deals than 2019

I am looking for recommendations on a landlord software that will be used at a 350 space mobile home park.

Bonnie Henry.We are listening very closely whenever the governing officials mention the words: “Landlord”, “Tenant”, “Mortgage” or “Rent”.Just like the virus, none of us are immune to the financial implications of our present and future.But for Today, March 24, 2020, we are going to assume that you can pay your rent for April 1, 2020.We hope that you are paying attention to all government subsidies that are available.Currently, there are no subsidies offered to Mortgage holders or tenants directly*.

HI-Has anybody invested in mobile home parks?

How feasible is it to apply for a FHA loan when we haven't officially started work, and haven't graduated yet? 

I’ve had a couple mobile home parks that I pursued but didn’t work out.

And many baby boomers will be looking at real estate to park some of their cash vs the stock market.