In that area, you will certainly want it to be insured as vandalism could be an issue.  

Technically you can get 10 properties using Fannie Mae financing but the first 4 are pretty easy the next 6 are really tough.  

Knowledge is power.Once you have purchased the community, you are going to need even more help and you are going to have a number of legal and compliance issues to deal with.

I became aware of this after another lawyer reviewed my lease, for another issue.

The only issue I have had so far is with our agent, he has been a pleasure to work with, very nice and helpful but.... in my opinion not experienced with investors.

I'm technically newly self employed so I don't qualify for traditional financing through a mortgage company.

Good Afternoon,Over the past year or so i have been searching articles on bigger pockets, reading books and now I'm currently taking a real estate investing course run by Mike Ferris of DelREIA at Delaware technical community college.

I just got off the phone with Dependable Doors in Puyallup--They would not just sell me the spring (liability issues) but for $250 - $300 would install it.Two Five Three - Five Three Seven etc etc  ....They were a referral from my neighbor and they did 2 new doors on our street....""

So there is some liability issues here.Most of the appliances I just replace them instead of fixing them.

Even people with money and live on the road traveling are technically homeless and use an address somewhere to get mail.