Tough to assess but if you looked at it as a mobile home park with 24 pads dependent upon both a septic & well water you will appreciate the issues you may face &/or be surprised by.We looked at a MHP some time ago & the well water supply during the summer was an issue as was pump station maintenance etc during the winters, then you have the ongoing water quality inspections. 

My long term strategy is to be a buy and hold investor in multi family or mobile homes (since they are very prevalent in East TN).  

We have dabbled over the years (we currently have 2 sfh rentals, recently completed a land contract sale (mobile home with land), and have done a couple of small rehabs).

I wanted to start a thread with some of the craziest, funniest, most life changing things that have happened to you in your investing career.So without further ado, here is my submission.I used to own a Mobile Home Park in Tampa Fl.

Plus there is a homestead site that i can buy for $20G/ 10 ac with a mobile and loaded with apple trees, plus another peice i can aquire across the road thro and owner finance.

Also, those tiny houses are MUCH more expensive then mobile homes, which I don't get...

I just started a LLC in Florida for purchasing, fixing up, and renting mobile homes.

In addition the emphasis is more on educational reform rather than just pure co-working.I will be paying creative individuals to teach what they know to other people i;e - "How To Build Mobile Apps On Android" or "How To Grow Your Enterprise" As I previously explained they will get to keep 100% profit on the front-end so it makes them more motivated.Yes, you are correct in your assumption.

@Quanicka Burr  I've only read a little about mobile homes but I believe it is common to own the mobile home and pay rent for the land the mobile home is on if it is in a park.    

Homes clear 300-400/month over park lot rent.I'm getting older homes, 15-30 years.There are just so many things that can go wrong with a mobile home deal (at least with older homes and my renter pool).