Mobile homes are viewed as depreciating assets by lenders.

Dear BP Community! I'm experienced in many different types of RE deals, V add MF, industrial, and repositioning. I've never forayed into MHPs before - I'm looking into a park with 46 slabs in CT. I know in my gut that...

Can someone point me in the direction best place to find an investor with me or JV partner in some potential value-add mobile home parks in Florida? 

I use Honeywell wifi color touchscreen thermostats.Rheem wifi water heater.Digital watchdog cameras and ring cameras at another STR.Wifi tank level monitor for a PF cabin with well and multiple reservoir tanks.remote sensor for house gas tank.schlage smart lock (at my house)mesh wifi extender at large cabin. 

I already have owner financed loans and mobile home parks that I own and single family.    

Purchase price: $1,100,000 Cash invested: $600,000 On-market 200 lot mobile home park100k down, 100k consulting fee, and 1 million seller financed @ 5 % interest only over 6 years (first year interest is deferred and added onto the back end of the loan)Highly distressed park with great on-site property manager (electrician and plumber)Lots of non-paying tenantsPrior owner did not spend any money on CAPEX35 vacant park owned homes needing repair20 vacant homes needing to be torn downCity water and city sewer for 190 spacesSeptic and well for 10 spaces What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

The cameras have motion activated sensors so when it senses movement it sends the signal to a monitor office where someone is watching not only your property, but others as well.

I am evaluating a 7 lot mobile home park and am interested in everyones thoughts.

Once you can evaluate various deals, try to diversify geographically as well as asset class (Multifamily, self storage, mobile home parks, RV parks, BTR etc) and sponsors.

Someone who has expertise in investment properties such as mobile home parks.