I would rather rent to people with the prospects of upward mobility than those likely to become more degenerate and more troublesome to me. 

After home is paid off only the lot rent remains.And most people still haven’t figured out why we’re flying high in the mobile home/affordable housing niche.

Our company no longer does business in Mobile and Baldwin counties, but in our dealings there, I've done business with a couple of stellar agents.

- Look into mobile homes.

So far am unable to locate a title agency who is willing to deal with this setup.  

Of course, I mobilize deferred losses when possible (if I have them) and often choose to sell when I have offsetting losses to use against the gain. 

I believe, depending on your market, you would likely find a motivated agent that would jump at this opportunity, and maybe even work hard to find you a property before you find one for yourself.I also would say that instead of signing into an exclusive buyers agency, you may be better served to begin introducing yourself to agents and/or commercial brokers in your area and let them know what you are looking for and that you are a serious investor (assuming you haven't done this already).  

I tried to do the same with your name so I could send you a message but the mobile app didn't show any contact info for you.

There are no mobile homes allowed per deed restrictions.

Some folks are experts at turning tax liens.....others do only mobile home parks....some make a ton solving probate issues or removing tax liens.....you gett my drift.