I have a sticky tenant situation.

That would be much less sticky. 

@Jeff Rice Congrats Jeff!

You set yourself up for a host of sticky situations.

I don’t want to get into a sticky situation where the $10k in taxes is only the tip of the iceberg and find out later there is a lien.

jay I saw this this morning and have already put our STVR up for sale...I'll be buying guns and bullets ad rice and stashing it for the apocalypse!

While we are not eating on beans and rice now, we are curious what people's thoughts are on "Starting Out" while having student debt.We currently have a plan in place that we are following to get out of SFH and into four-plex to house hack then do our debt snowball.Would love to hear if anyone else had similar stories or their PO.Mike

@Shweta Patel Assuming you are interested in the recession resistant cash flow since that is the unique strength of MH/RV parks, the long term goal you should aim at is "sticky" tenants that pay the space rent each month and don't leave. 

You can own the homes, but the most common perspective is to create "sticky tenants" that stay for many years and just pay your rent for the land ("space rent" or "lot rent"). 

I know this isn't 'real estate' related, but the sticky thread by @Trexie implied that you want this business environment to have a sense of credibility among its members (which I think videos in general do a great job at).Thanks for reading.