Only once in the past 3-4 years was it an actual problem with the HVAC system (a battery had died in a remote sensor).If you are handy with numbers, you can calculate the incremental costs associated with keeping a space of X sq ft one degree at a certain temperature.  

@Steve Wynne, @Cailyn Aune - one of the things that I looked for in an area to invest were signs of upward mobility, and reports of decreasing or plateauing crime.

What are typical mistakes when you buy a mobile home park with seller financing?

They perform 6-month Inspections on your property to assure you have the basic working units/alarms/CO sensors, etc.  

Still others invest in notes, mobile home parks, or other asset types.  

As I iron out my goals, I think I'm interested in buy/hold strategies for mobile homes/land/multi-family.I'm really happy to be here and looking forward to networking and learning.

I have several mobile homes that I own as rentals (and also stick built and commercial).

I have come across a mobile home park for sale on owner financing or cash in North Carolina, just north of the S.C border.

I was raised in Mobile, AL later to be a transplant to the Home of the Kentucky Derby Louisville, Kentucky, where I spent the last 10 years.

The properties are as follows:1) 3/1 frame house with no A/C currently renting for $450.002) 3/1/1 Frame with no A/C currently renting for $550.003) 2/1 Frame with no A/C currently renting for $500.004) 4/2 Frame with A/C currently renting for $650.005) 3/1 Mobile with A/C currently renting for $500.006) 3/1/1 Frame with no A/C currently renting for $550.007) 3/2 Metal with A/C currently renting for $500.00Property taxes for all seven units are 3,226.59 and annual rental income is $44,000.