Then recycle.

This is nothing new, just recycled Lonnie deals on houses, sell a house to some uneducated, unqualified buyer for twice what you paid for it, using owner financing as the carrot..

Good pipe to make your scrap load weigh up real fast.Copper from any pipes or brass can also be recycled and you will see how much or little they trash your house to steal it.

And your rents may not actually support a mortgage that high depending on your risk tolerance (I like to stay below 3:1).But if you can pull it off, that's a way to recycle your investment into several properties.

I can see Buffett buying into a national builder who "steps up" to commit to recycling some (thousands) of the Fannie Mae inventory.

I have been wanting to expand my recycling business, and the area I live in (Northern Virginia) is a huge area for real estate investing.

I love my mattress and won't buy that cheap crap.I used to buy cheap until a salesman told me one time that back,sleep,tiredness problems where from having the wrong mattress.By getting good sleep the bed would pay for itself in increased productivity and energy and he was right.The lower end tenants tend to recycle mattresses and also sofas etc.

I've been at this since 1999 so I've only been through the end of one RE cycle, the beginning and end of that time that shall never come again, and now this phase.

Embrace the recycling of a mobile home, rather than hiding anything.

There is no greener roof than metal - a 50-100 year lifespan and is 100% re-cycleable.