Before I joined I was trying to carry my multifamily goal by myself, I thought the only way I could get into multifamily was to have enough money to buy a property on my own so I was trying everything I could think of but ended up just spinning my wheels.

Durable, low maintenance interior finishes.

I have multiple rental properties but am asking with this situation as it is my first time encountering this.The facts are: I have a management company who manages a single family home for me. The tenant while living ...

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

I challenge you to just TRY it before letting assumption hold the wheel.

They would need to make "improvements" to the property, wheel chair ramp, handicap accessible showers, etc.

@Spencer MengI wouldn't get the cart in front of the wheel.

You really need a training wheels type property to get moving & learn the business.

According to the IRS guidelines, mobile homes set on concrete blocks and that are always capable of being moved from their sites on their own wheels are considered personal property (5 year).  

For a Mid-term rental, I would say furnishing it with the cheapest but most durable furniture possible because of the frequent turnover.