You can always check with park managers and owners in surrounding mobile home parks as well as mobile home dealerships.

Where I invest (East Central Indiana) there are many used mobile homes for sale (mostly in mobile home parks) and vacant lots for sale. 

@Bill B. for context, the home is in a dedicated STR community, so it's safe to say there's a 0% chance of running into troubles like you mentioned in Oahu or Las Vegas.Also, like I said, those numbers are 100% made up on the spot.

New Member here, I live in palmetto, I'm looking to grow my business, I'm new to real estate investing but not new to home investing, I own c2cmobilehomes.com amd sell roughly 400 mobile homes a year but all on rented land, I'm in the middle of my 1st real property investment, hoping it goes good and I have many more in the future, if there are any wholesalers in the area of manatee Sarasota I'm looking and ready to buy rehab properties... 

I used to be very pro low income, but the reality is, it's hard, and most people can't take the amount of work/dedication it takes.I tell everyone, my saying for real estate "When it Rains, it Hurricanes!"

Despite it not looking like a mobile home, the realitor said it was listed as "double wide" So..

The rest of the day should be dedicated to following up with past leads & going on appointments.- Do not be a secret agent.

Part of your learning process should be dedicated to running comps on properties.

I will get in touch with the references and also dedicate a day to chatting with local agents.

I'm taking all the advice, good or bad, to heart and really soaking up anything I can because being this young it is more important than ever to do so.Hey Ethan,It's great to hear about your dedication to wholesaling at such a young age.