I haven't looked at how to deposit those - I don't like mobile deposits.There are many free resources to use before you start paying for services.

Hi Mary,If you haven't found a solution yet, I am currently building an app that has a maintenance tracking feature and maintenance reminders are next in the pipeline. 

Anyone here own any mobile home parks in Florida?

I noticed Invelo App, but when reviewing the page I saw the bottom deals section.https://inveloapp.com/bigger-pocketsMy comment is when I google search these properties photos on google image I get very different information from real estate property tax history.

QBO has everything you need to run a business, including excellent custom reporting features to ensure compliance with your mobile home community regulations.

Quote from @Mark Delosreyes: Hey, any good lenders offer products for small, mobile home parks?

It's functional though as I've pivoted to mobile home parks it feels more clunky.

Mobile in particular has homes that are pretty cheap to buy and folks are always looking to rent them out.

My goal is to transition away from active landlording toward more passive income streams.I'm eyeing building (or possibly buying and expanding) a small mobile home park from scratch—thinking 4-10 pads—where I can live in one unit (or on-site) and rent out the rest for lot rent only.

I’m working through a refinance on a stabilized mobile home park and would love input from anyone who’s done this before (lenders, brokers, or owners).In this park, we own the land and the homes outright, but we’ve also sold several homes to residents using seller financing (standard promissory notes secured by the homes, with consistent on-time payment history).