Here is the link to my previous post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/297...See timeline below:Day: Close - 2 daysSelected contractorDay: Close+Signed documents for closing (mobile closing)+Received invoice from contractor and paid 1/3 of invoice for mobilizationDay: Today+Funding not completed due to a miscommunication between lender, title and wholesaler+Keys not provided, thus contractor was not able to start working+Contractors diverted to another rental property to perform maintenance activity (pure dumb luck this happened at the same time)Questions/feedbackWell, given rehab hasn't started, this day has been a big let down. 

Has anyone purchased mobile/manufactured homes to fix and flip?

However, mobile home investing still intrigues me.I am looking to meet like minded individuals who are looking at getting involved in these projects. 

How much does it cost to repair or replace road in a mobile home park?

looking for some 

I had a similar situation 5 years ago when I tried to break into real estate investing through wholesaling, then mobile home flipping. 

Today, after much hassle and many lessons learned, I sold my first mobile home.

Each asset class has their own nicks and nacks, so I would recommend you pick a couple that sound interesting to you and also look into getting your CCIM.BP has specialty forums for many of these, whether it's apartments, mobile home parks, etc. and the more deals you evaluate and see the more you learn.  

SFH/condo/mobile are almost a completely different world from multi-family, even the small units.

You can flip mobile homes for 20K as a Lonnie Dealer.