However, if it's a 1 shot deal, then I'd hire the agent and attract the most amount of buyers, and get top dollar for the house.

Those would be paid back dollar for dollar. 

It doesn’t matter where the dollars came from, ie. rollover or contribution.  

They did not finish the work and I ended up buying the property with one APT half way done because according to them no contractor was willing to finish the work for nineteen thousand dollars.

Buying a duplex may offset living expenses, and may be a few hundred dollars cheaper than renting.

I invested in 11 of their projects, each with the same dollar amount as a way to diversify my real estate holdings.  8 of the projects paid off completely with an average annual return around 8.5-9%. 

Jhon Jackson had my friend and I working our butts off selling us on buying thing that was supposed to help us we spent over $10,000 dollars and got nothing for it and he refuse to give us our money back he is a con artist one of the best.

Your investment dollar will go far and the ROR and cash flow in AL is quite good, especially when you consider the low interest rate of 5.5% for a 30 year fixed mortgage.

To buy in enough volume to support working with investors, you have to bid top dollar to get enough liens. 

I disagree with some others here - I LOVE mobile home deals and will often send out mailers JUST to target mobile home lots.You need to know the year of the mobile so you can assign a flat dollar amount value to it, then comp the land.