Because of transportation they can't put much of an overhang on a mobile home. If you are redoing the roof it would make more sense to put a more conventional roof on it. Now probably isn't the time of year to do it unless you are going to hire a contractor to do it. The old roof would need to be stripped off completely first and is a sizable project for the diy which would take quite a while. A dry season would be better. It wouldn't matter for a contractor. They would come in with six to eight people and get it done in a couple days.
The problem with the roof may be it may not have enough slope for shingles. If you don't want to change the appearance of the trailer in this situation they make a self sealing waterproof membrane you can put on the deck before the shingles. It replaces the felt paper. It's like a 3' wide sheet or rubber with sticky on one side you roll it out like tape. HD sells one called Weatherlock flex Flexible Self Sealing Ice and water shield barrier.
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