I’m also an appraiser and Mobile Notary Public.

What was built was cheap, crappy housing to put a roof over their heads. 60 years later, they're all basically falling apart and I'm trying to weigh the cost of rehabbing a crappy house vs. knocking it down and starting from scratch with modern materials, wiring and plumbing.

Modular to me would be more akin to an upgraded mobile home type structure.

From what I see, well structured (proper D-T, note, servicing) seller financed property, regarding SAFE issues in NC for non-mobile homes... it's a non-issue.

I do have small opportunity to partner with an absentee land owner to place 2 dozen + mobile homes (all need some love) on a rural property (empty horse farm).

Hello, fellow investors I have a client who wants to get rid of his mobile home.

Condition is fair and the entire house needs a renovation and no structural issues even though the house was built in 1910.What concerns me is the neighborhood is on the borderline to a rough area but is experiencing a bit of a revival due it's proximity to the modernization effort of downtown Montgomery so I can see potentail.

Maybe and maybe not.It can cost a lot of money to remove an old mobile home.

Are you looking for single family homes only, or are you open to other types of real estate, such as commercial, mobile homes/ home parks, etc?

I've been throwing around the idea of investing in a mobile home park for some time now, but wanted to wait on an opportunity that I thought was appropriate.