Will your ideal place on the scale above mover over time or stay where you want to be todayAs an example - Yes, Passive, Stay the same = set goal to identify and vet best sponsor for larger syndicated dealsOr Yes, Passive and migrate Active = find a local flipper or a BRRRR investor, loan them on an acquisition/rehab and shadow them on the process so you can start learning on the BRRRR (you will need to research lending, etc.)

@Bridget GilderYes it could but I'd imagine that'd be a pretty hefty bill from a mover if you could find one that'd go that far.

I’m looking in Aberdeen and Hoquiam. 

Her movers showed up and claimed the home was too heavy and the roof was bad and can’t be moved.

@Nathan G.I think you would like " Mover of men and mountains" by RG Letournou.Rather poorly written compared to say a Grisham novel but I found the content excellent.He was a Christian business man /inventor who went broke several times and always came back strong.His wikepedia page is fascinating too.

Hi Bernard, Justin is right, house hacking can be a great route whether you live in san diego or a tiny town like Aberdeen, WA (Where Brandon Turner is from).

There is a lot of insecurity there, trusting that you didn't just give notice where you are living, without ending up without somewhere to live, and putting all your stuff into a moving van, and then paying movers to stand around outside while your new property manager goes over every single paragraph in your new lease and addendum, ad infinitum. 

Knowing what city and state you are located in goes a long way to getting an appropriate response.Contact the state "Mobile Home Park Owners Association" and ask for their advice.If you have a valid lot lease, and you never released the tenants from the lease, they are still in possession and in my non attorney opinion they owe you the lot rent until the home is removed or title is transferred to you.Most mobile home movers will not move a home without seeing the title.

Looking for a place, maybe the place you're moving into changes move-in dates on you, you're trying to line up movers on and on. 

I know how you are feeling but good thing is your current tenant is move out but can't find mover so help current tenant in finding mover.Secondly, you should have in the LA that, if the new tenant can not move in X days then they should change the lease date or terminate the lease date.Thirdly based on the current tenant situation inform new tenant about your current tenant problem.Just relax and all will be fine!