I tried couple of them but I think there can be better ones out there, especially those who put less stress on my wallet ;-)

Running a negative cash flow property will eat a hole in your wallet.

We are now beginning to buy $25k -$30k mobile homes (on land, not in parks) and SFHs in the inland area of Florida near our vacation rentals to use as long-term rentals.

I think this would offer older millennials who are starting a family an attractive option in that they’re moving into a newer home without the commitment and lack of mobility that ownership requires.

Just this week end we cashed out 3 buildings and have a mobile part, a VFW Hall and two commercial properties ready to sell.So ------ 18 years ago I went to work for an auctioneer - learned the business and became an auctioneer and started my own company.So-------- I would suggest that you look into selling your contracts (buildings) using the auction method of marketing ----IT'S GREAT - the great thing is you don't need to deal with a buyer's agent, their bank or worry about turn-downs due to any number of thing.

I am in the Portland, Oregon market and right now I specialize mobile homes.

I thought I was going to be the mobile home king after taking Lonnie's course and the apartment king after taking Sue Nelson's course. 

He’s been living down the street with a neighbor for over a year due to some health issues with mobility.

I use different LLC's for different asset classes (ie mobile homes, SFH, MFH) based upon risk, and ease of taxes

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