Like many others, I have had a negative experience Joint Venture investing with Scott Carson and his company Inverse Asset Fund LLC.

If you go this route, you'll want to make sure you budget for furnishings.Some folks are venturing down to Pueblo if they want to go the LTR route, but in that case, you may not want to self-manage given the distance.Finally, while it's understandable that you don't want to be losing money every month, don't lose sight of the long term gains from appreciation. 

This would also allow me to use my virtual employees and services across multiple ventures.

@Richard Brown1) No, you can DIY manage. 2) What are you trying to do, qualify as a RE Professional? 

No need to be obsessedFor me the reason I do it is 5 years down the line I will start working part time on my w2 and get more into real estate like maybe as a private lender and also doa  few flips and a  few joint venture dealsIntention is to not have the 9 to 5 ratrace etc and also work  from anywhere

AideenCertainly, there are many on this site who can assist you as you venture into MHP investing- myself included. 

@Anthony Quint I personally decided to stay in CAN and not venture into the US.

Of course, if you self-manage and DIY most of the repairs, you might save a good chunk.

If you have little to no PM experience, then you're better off hiring a professional PMC.EVERYONE thinks it's easy to DIY property manage - until something goes wrong and you have no clue what to do!

So now the client has spent more money by being cheep or thinking they can DIY it themselves.