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).

My business partner and I have come upon a mobile home park near Houston and they're looking to sell.