I'm realizing that the mobile home niche hs more to it than sfr.

About Me:1998-Purchased first property @ 18yo(currently owner financing) 2001-2nd house in 01' @ 21yo - sold in 2016 2009 purchased incomplete construction home for $70k & sold in 16' for $170k2016 Built 2300 sqft home built (used builder)2017/18 flipped a mobile home ($65k invest/$120k Sale)2019 First wholesale deal $10k payday

And, ideally, I'd want to refer you to the agent working that other area (because I could then negotiate a referral fee with them and get paid regardless of where you buy)3) where you will burn bridges and get yourself (and agent) into trouble, though, is if you are using one agent to do all the work and then writing the offer with a different agent. 

@Meghan MainesI did not purchase another property in 2019, as I decided since I am still in school it might overwhelm me and get burned out before I even got started.

If the cash flow is too low you may get burned when something unforeseen arises.

Some of the surrounding properties (mobile homes) have been cleared and replaced with small cabins, which I'm sure they're attempting to lease recreationally, to no avail.

My partner and I purchased a 3 bdrm townhome in Boulder Jan 2020 for 429K (yes it was the cheapest 3bdrm - aside from a mobile home - in Boulder at the time), we petsit through a killer app, staying in gorgeous homes for free and rent out our home on Airbnb. 

I sent the tenants an email that I wanted to come over for a regular maintenance visit, and they mentioned the burned-out bulb; I brought another one and swapped it while I was already there for other things.The bulbs that burn out the most on me are the incandescent globes over the bathroom mirror; I like the look enough that I haven't switched these to LED. 

I've noticed that a lot of the tenants in these mobile home parks that I'm looking at have very delinquent taxes.

there is no scheduled maintenance and if there is some recall or something they send mobile service too U..