AND, I would require that there be a smoke detector in the garage that is "connected" or "talks to" the smoke detectors in the house so that if a fire does break out in the garage, the tenants can get out out before the house burns down.I would also make sure that there is a sufficient fire wall between the garage and the rest of the house.

Hey Thomas, i would look into getting a multifamily, self storage or mobile home park.

This is what we'd call a "subprime borrower", again harkening back to the days when lots of folks got burned when the market declined and they realized they were underwater on multiple properties, and ended up losing all of their properties to foreclosure. 

Anyone can put together paperwork.The agents that give us all a bad name try to dictate the deal and try to get to closing table no matter who gets burned.

People seem to keep skipping over that when being spiteful about paying taxes.Are they mobile? 

Some condo's, but mostly mobile homes.  

I believe one of the most difficult parts of real estate is scaling your purchases and management. It feels like a constant cart before the horse but I have become better at scaling over time, today own and operate 19...

not beginner strategies.if you have $2M in ETFs and $350K more in cash burning a hole in your pocket, buy a new build somewhere in an appreciating market and it will cash flow... because there's no debt on it.to your point, BRRRR with minimal cash flow is fine, because everything is new when you rent it out - you're replicating the new build strategy. 

I want to invest in mobile homes but only have a very small amount of money can anyone give good company or person to contact please Thanks

Then, I decided to cash out on my entire real estate portfolio and get into mobile home investing.