Hello @Roger Brittingham,Moving singlewides could be a great low-cost investment, but be mindful of these considerations:Moving & Setup Costs: Relocating singlewides can be expensive (transport, permits, setup, utilities).

They will know setback rules, road widths required, easement documentation for road and utilities, postal box and bus stop.  

then u must have an established relationship with them bc most would just cut you out.  

I have come so far (daily personal Finance sheet, opened a small business, bough a home, and utilized as many tax strategies as best I can), yet I still feel so far from my freedom.

Most likely you will establish a Solo 401(k), due to the additional benefits, some of which were already mentioned.

Furthermore unless you have a Roth IRA (can't move into Solo 401k) there really isn't a good reason to establish an SDIRA and a Solo 401k since you can do everything in the Solo 401k.   

Look for views, seclusion, walkout basement potential, water feature potential- people love ponds, add trees, add boulders, multiple access or roadside properties, no zoning in Texas counties, check city zoning, location location, utility access.5.  

As a property manager, creating a standard that establishes the trifecta of benefits and tension is good. 

With four plex you have to pay utilities for the hallway and common areas, also maintain and clean the common areas, because the tenants won''t.

Definitely looking to start smaller, in the 2-4 unit range, but seeing what you put in your buy box helps me think about narrowing mine.Plan is for funds to primarily come from saving from my W-2 work and possibly utilizing equity from my primary residence, though that is something I would need to really plan out.