If you tell me this woman is in her twenties with no children, yeah, work with her, see if you can steer her to cheaper housing, make the effort to have her contact her parents.More than thirty and no kids, you do what you can to get her out.

https://www.mobilehomeuniversity.com/mobile-home-park-investing-books-and-courses/mobile-home-park-ten-twenty-investment-system.php

@Matt 'Roar' Gardner - Thanks for posting about the Vendee Financing Program, as I've never heard about this program!  

I have heard that a million times too, however in over twenty years as a landlord in multiple states I've never actually seen it happen to anyone, 0, nada, nill, zippo, kind of really makes you wonder now doesn't it.

And years fifteen to twenty probably 10-15 ish percent.

It depends on whether you have more time or money to spare, your own strengths and weaknesses, and the real estate market where you are.For example, for those starting out in their twenties, house hacking is fabulous.

Throw in COVID and you have added gas to a roaring fire and we have seen! 

Twenty percent down and the mortgages is $518, property management $88 and it rents for $1,100.

After just those few minutes, he reached into his overalls and took out a small hammer, gently tapped a bright red valve and with a whoosh, the entire system roared to life. 

A tragic flaw of our modern thinking is that learning is something for people in their teens and twenties.