I met the seller lead and toured the property: a 2017, 3-bed, 2-bath Oakwood single-wide. It’s on the smaller side, but no major issues. They originally had a $20K mortgage and wanted $50K—I made it clear that wasn’t realistic. I proposed two options: Plan A—pay off the $20K mortgage and get them $7K in cash with a cash buyer. If that doesn’t work, Plan B is rent-to-own—$5K upfront and $200/month for 25 months, totaling $10K, plus the mortgage paid off. The mortgage was said to be $20K, but I just reviewed a statement from three months ago—turns out the principal is just over $26K. They’re behind on the mortgage, but they are current on the lot rent...

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Hi everyone I could really use some guidance. I’m freezing up a bit 😅 I finally connected with a mobile home park owner who reached out to me. He has several vacant homes he’s selling for $2k–$5k and is open to me filling them through seller financing or renting them out. Most of them need work. Here’s the challenge: I’m out of state, just starting up in this space, and I don’t currently have the funds to remodel. I also feel like he’s testing me right now to see how I handle this first deal and how I move the home. This would be my first deal inside a park (I usually buy homes with land), so this is new territory for me. I’m debating: - Buying a $2k unit and trying to sell it as-is - Wholesaling the first one - Structuring something creative instead of purchasing outright I know this could be a great entry point into park investing, but I don’t want to make a rookie mistake.