Unless you have considerable cash as well to put down on a home I would say not to do it.

It's important to be ethical and considerate in your dealings. 

After careful consideration I passed on the opportunity. 

(insurance and other considerations aside).I understand that the numbers were just an example but agree with everyone else, uphill battle very hard sell.

On the flip side, multiple MTR/STRs in other areas could yield higher cash flow, especially in tourist-heavy or affordable markets, but managing dispersed properties can be challenging, with considerations like vacancy periods and potential property management costs if you opt out of self-management.

If you want to be here, you should pull the trigger now.Hope this helps.

- Motion trigger activation, and I’d prefer if it would record longer than 30 seconds when triggered - The ability to download and store videos - Real time notification on my phone when camera is triggered - similar to my Ring doorbell I use at my home- Cameras record both video and AUDIO- My ability to talk to people through the cameras would be a bonus - Night vision for outside cameras a bonus- Ability to remotely swivel horizontally - and vertically?

An in ground oil tank for instance can be a considerable liability. 

Probably considerable enough to offset any perceived gain in paying off the loan.

Most times you are probably talking septic systems (otherwise you are in town where things are much more likely to be restrictive (zoning, ccrs, limits on how old units can be, etc)there are considerations for used mobiles that you may not think of initially- , such as for example securing insurance being difficult or near impossible in some cases if the home has been moved more than once.I'd love to hear more input from any others who have dealt in used manufactured (single and doublewides, HUD, made after 1976).