I used to be a big fat guy but lost 160 pounds in my mid 20s and kept it off.I suppose my first step into this industry (whether I knew it or not) was when I bought my mobile home in my mid 20s.  

I can't @tag people on mobile for some reason, but talk to Shawn Allen and Mike McCracken.

Once I get on my feet I may begin to invest in mobile homes.  

For FSBO I use some locally popular sites and more often than not the owner's number (including mobile) is listed right there for all to see.One thing I noticed about your post that a lot of starting investors probably don't realize, is that probate, FSBO and expired are all radically different leads.

We've got lots of different types of investors who attend (SFR, MF, in state, out-of-state, mobile home park investors, self-storage, developers, etc.). 

I am looking at a property this week that is waterfront and has an older doublewide mobile home on it (24 x 60).  

Hi Everyone, I am new to mobile home park investing.

Is it possible to get a FHA loan for a mobile home park if you plan on living in one of the homes for a year?  

It worked out, I am 10 years in, 10 more to go and I am retired....But, after learning what I know now from reading on here and reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" I had other doors I could have went through...Its not how much money you make, or what your occupation is, its what you do with that money...I could have easily grabbed two jobs and started off investing in mobile homes right there around my town that I grew up in, and eventually worked my way up to residential housing...Mobile homes are so much more cheaper to get into and they are very popular around my hometown...I currently have 4 properties and plan on grabbing one more house before I start paying them down.

if you buy your personal home using similar criteria as your rentals then there is nothing really limiting mobility because you can easily rent your personal home.