Quick tip to those getting started in long term mobile home deals. 

I want to offer Seller Financing on mobile homes that I own in my park.

The photos are high quality I believe, although taken from a cell phone, the lighting, angles, and clarity is good.

By buying a house, you will also be able to write off a large chunk of expenses since you'll be a property manager so you'll need an office space with internet, cell phone and utilities to be able to do your job properly.

I am in the negation process of two mobile home parks (of some sort).

To be more specific, it's a mobile home park

With mobility on the rise and affordability getting worse, renters and homebuyers are frequently finding themselves living in tighter quarters than they’d like.

I’m curious to hear from individuals who have completed the Mobile Home University boot camp and gone on to purchase a mobile home park.

BTW are you still investing in mobile homes?

This site is awesome but it doesn't always set the proper expectations for those living in the hot markets.For instance, on market right now, I see maybe three stand-alone homes with at least 3 beds and 2 baths in the Denver area, and they are all either mobile homes or have major foundation issues.