I am familiar with the area.   

(I did rent 2 rooms in my house for 7 years so am familiar with laws). 

This is an option I have not considered and am not familiar with but will absolutely research.

I’m not familiar with that particular market but I generally recommend to do your research and run your numbers across multiple scenarios to see if the property still works and to have some back up/exit strategies mapped out before going into any deal. 

Become more familiar with your analysis, take a beat and digest that info, and if you decide to back out its on to the next one. 

One thing that helped me when I started was getting super familiar with the local market and building a network of reliable folks (like other investors and contractors) who could make the process a lot smoother.Feel free to reach out if you have questions about investing in Michigan or want to compare notes.Best, Travis

Start with this mobile home inspection checklist.One quick caveat: Going through this list doesn’t preclude hiring a reputable inspector—ideally one with extensive familiarity with mobile or manufactured properties.

@Obed Not familiar with it all!

First, find an excellent realtor that is familiar with Nashville and has been in the RE game long enough to have seen the ups and downs from pre/post-Covid.

I have been browsing all the tools here, and just trying to become familiar with the site and the treasure trove of knowledge and tools that are available here.