Standardizing these elements will allow you to expand without reinventing the wheel.

Also to answer your question, I would not back out of the deal because of this or some other minor issue that can be easily fixed, it seems like you have all the financials thought and planned out, continue with it if possible and don't lose it because of that. 

Unlike traditional rental properties, where tenants can easily move out, mobile homes are harder to relocate.

I am looking forward to growing in my knowledge as I expand my skills in REI.  

I am currently looking out to leverage my equity to expand.  

Plus, the rental income is covering the mortgage payments on most of them, which helps keep the cash flow balanced.Now, I'm looking to expand into the US residential real estate market.

Hey BP,I am a landlord looking to expand in rental properties.

I grew up here and when I came to the city as a travel nurse this summer, the month to month furnished rentals were outrageously expensive, $4000-$5000 a month easily to be in a nice building anywhere in River North, Gold Coast, Lincoln Park, West Loop etc.

You can easily do this on a spreadsheet, and it will take less time to track than finding and learning new software.

Expanding my network to learn from others is immensely important to me so I’m looking forward to making new connections.