>But, what if there's no where to move to? We live in a time and age when voters and the govt that represent them are ever more stingy with land usage. I wouldn

>But, what if there's no where to move to? We live in a time and age when voters and the govt that represent them are ever more stingy with land usage. I wouldn't be at all surprised if we end up with no-where to put the mobile home due to zoning and regulation. In that case, the existing mobile home park owners will be able to raise rents to whatever they want: this is the biggest danger. This has been happening in the industry for at least a couple of decades. Zoning laws are increasingly restrictive and force folks to rely on mobile home parks. Source: My family has been in the mobile/modular home business since the 60's.