re: Buying investment properties...

My uncle owned a mobile home park. His only gripe was that when he bought it there was some park owned units he had to deal with renters on. He eventually got rid of them and just went to lot rentals which is less of a headache but will still have some management time. His biggest headache was collecting rent. Not to stereotype just to do it but you aren't dealing with the most upstanding citizens when it comes to a mobile home park.

I would also imagine the insurance premium on a park is fairly high. I wouldn't allow anything bigger than a house dog for one to keep that liability down.

How can you get it ready for $30K? A multi unit sewer system costs that much alone much less other utilities. Just curious.