Maybe investigate the Home Depot line of credit (8% interest, up to $40K, but no idea how much I'd get approved for).  

Since the house was vacant until Feb I wouldn't have broken the minimum threshold requiring the Franchise Board Tax as they assess it quarterly and their quarter ended March 31st but I imagine that any issues will be investigated come this months statement...

I have an investment group that is specifically looking to purchase a mobile home park in the Cincinnati, Ohio / Northern Kentucky area.As we evaluate different options, we'll do normal due diligence investigation (title, survey, zoning, etc.) and prepare a cashflow analysis, but wanted to get some feedback from the forum to see if there is any pitfalls/considerations specific to mobile home parks that members wish they investigated prior to purchaseThanks, Paul

This is a great place to learn and further investigate investing in real estate.

I also investigated Philadelphia back then with the thought of doing out of state investing.

Judging by the article posted above and my investigation of assessed values in the area it seems like I am along for the ride without any recourse.

PI - maybe a private investigator would have even more resources or advice.

So I took several months to do an in-depth investigation of all the sites, and when I was done I figured I would share it on the Internet.

This is our “background investigation” and it’s worked perfectly for us so far.

Was a great learning experience to investigate permits of any additions or multi-family no mater how good they look.