Older mobile homes do have value, even the 1980's models.

So I office out of our model home daily.

When talking with new and aspiring private money lenders, I always recommend getting added as an insured on the borrower's property hazard insurance policy (known as an insurance binder). 

It seems like the business model isn't really sustainable from what y'all are saying, but I'm gonna try it out anyways and see if I can get just one deal under my belt during the summer.

So having say 10 properties cash flowing $xx,xxx doesn’t fit our model.  

Obviously this isn't a "perfect" model for prediction because none exists.

Get creative with your rental model, maybe? 

You should have some serious conviction around rents and model the refi at year 10, even though it’s a 25 year loan.

It’s written for young aspiring investors just like you.

If you're planning to do a rent-by-room business model, you will find travelers on FF looking to rent a shared space, but just know that they tend to be on the lower end of the scale in terms of what they're willing to pay.