Property is a mobile home on a rented lot.

Has anyone ever used a data list company for mailing mobile home owners about purchasing there property? 

In my Virginia rental, that's not an issue, but they've added elderly to theirs, so I have to be careful (like can't tell an elderly person with obvious mobility issues that I'd rather they not rent my townhouse with only second floor bedrooms.)  

There is no design knowledge being gained there unless you're doing mobile homes. :-)

I was out looking at a mobile home a few weeks back and I was trying to find the sticker with the VIN# to match/verify the title owner showed me. 

I don't know if you have consulted with a RE attorney but Crane in Mobile and Daphne has many many years of experience in the RE industry.

I talked with one tonight - we went over commission, office fee and start up fees.Doesn't seem to unreasonable - small monthly office fee, lots of training - (looks like I could have some sort of training every day of the week), mentoring, decent split (less your first year, but can quickly get to 100% if you are producing).Office fee included Central Showing System, E/O, advertising (something about protecting the agents leads online, little fuzzy on that), phone forwarding, email, copies, mobile app, website - not sure what else. 

We are in Baldwin, Mobile, and Tuscaloosa Counties.

short term rentals in non traditional markets(urban vs. vacation destination), what markets are expanding & other future trends, case studies of investors who've built their portfolio of vacation & short term rentals, non traditional lodging performance ex) ADUs, tiny houses, RVs/Mobile Homes, campground, etc...

You don't by any chance know anyone that works in Mobile Homes do you?