So I don’t think you will see the same level of appreciation with mobile homes as you would with brick and mortar real estate - so i would recommend buying traditional real estate. 

Hi Hugo, midterm rental can provide you much more cash flow than traditional long-term rentals.

I would just say that recently in my experience diversifying out from STR into motels/boutique hospitality has been high risk and set some people off path - it can be a very lucrative and good move - however, if you are having a lot of Success with traditional STR - it seems like a lot of people are looking back and saying they wished they stuck with that and expanded with what was already working!

The ones rich enough to not be in the middle just pay the higher prices, or they step down into the housing that the middle occupied.

Are you connecting your traditional bank accounts to the platform?

They've been on The Real Estate Guys Radio Show, Rich Dad Radio Show, and Get Rich Education podcasts (probably more, but those I'm aware of). 

@Wendy ThurstSimply get a regular/traditional home insurance policy.

Buying in up and coming neighborhoods, at least around here, is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

Basically they were making these into more traditional transactions with a commission attached.To further complicate it, the NAR clear cooperation policy meant you couldn't share those off market any more without incurring a $500 fine, so they would basically end just going to market anyways in that case.

Many banks won't do a traditional HELOC on an investment property, but they will do a Line of Credit, usually at 75-80% LTV, which typically renew yearly.