So I'm looking at a park that has a house on it and about 18 spaces. all empty . park hasn't been used in years. seller says licenses/permits are up to date but it'll probably need new wiring, maybe fixes to sewer. ...

Tenant has been great for the past 5 months, paying rent on time and not contacted us for repairs at all.In the past month, they've already contacted us 4x for different repair items, including slow water stream from kitchen faucet (replace), outside mailbox not shutting tightly (easy fix here), and the latest are: low shower water pressure in master and the garage door not working properly (sounds like it's still functional but they're having to align the sensors from time to time). 

The property is 8 lots with 8 electric and water connections, 2 mobile homes, and 4 travel trailers on the property.

I read they are allowed in Desert Hot Springs and have beenlooking at mobile homes and condos there. 

My son and I are looking to buy a mobile home park in Louisiana.  

JustinOn mobile and taggingis wacky but 27k is more than enough for your first multi unit.

We typically get about 3-5 mobile home leads per day which we currently see as "dead leads" since we are not doing much with the leads.

He told me that the suit was because he sold his mobile home, which was on rented land, the new owners didn't move into it, and the land owner (the plaintiff) thought he was responsible for rent.

Do mobile home appreciate in value also?

I attempted to tag people while using the mobile app, but was unable to do so @Pratik P., @Jay Hinrichs, and @Jacob Pereira see previous posts within this thread.