I never had problems with zoning or other issues, but then mobile homes are pretty much ignored by all.College towns are the obvious place to do this.

Unless we get our act under control the US is going to fade from being a world power, probably in less than 50 years, definitelywithin mnay of YOUR lifetimes.Some things to consider:Read "Hubbert", as in the Hubbert Peak, we've passed "peak oil" a while ago.Our government is being run by MORONS that WE voted in!

We are offering $150,000. with $20,000. down and owner carrying $130,000 @8% for 15 years with a balloon in 3 years.The improvements sit on 5 acres 2 blocks off a major state hwy and the town is the next stop in booming growth.

You can only hurt the consumer when you give the government the power to control their choices or even take away choices that could help them.

It was a Fannie Mae repo (in my town).

This way you are in control of your own destiny.

Real estate investing is an art and really takes control of you!

There are lots af these in town, several listed from $65k to $69k, but not many selling.

Another example: In the town I live in, a newer colonial (under 10 yrs old) with 2200-2500 sqft generally sell in the mid 500's.

If your estate will trigger inheritance taxes you should spend good money consulting with a good estate planning attorney.As a rough example, because real estate is considered 'illiquid', there are ways to transfer it to your heirs now, pay the taxes now on a discounted basis with you keeping control, yet when you pass away all the appreciation will belong to your heirs free and clear.