Question: Are there any investors turned real estate agents, living the "double life" and would recommend this?

Having two open loans for the property is not ideal as that's double closing costs but maybe that is a fairly normal strategy?

Hi all,I’m looking to invest in Blue Ridge, Georgia, specifically in a four-bedroom, three-bathroom cabin.

You could live in one bedroom and rent out the other three for $1,250 a month.

These are double wide homes that would be attached to the permanent foundation (on owned land, not in a park) and that the investor would look to sell right away to people that would occupy the homes as their primary residence. 

As an investor if you have a full-time maintenance person you could double them as an inspector for when you buy properties, that's what I do.

A 2 bedroom unit in the town of Manchester with parking is currently renting for between $1250 to $1500.

Enhancing the property can increase rental income and property value.Smaller Units: Consider investing in properties with smaller units, such as studios or one-bedroom apartments, which often have higher rental demand and lower per-unit costs.

Hi Charles,I've been investing in Tampa for 20 years, and to be honest, I’ve stayed away from mobile homes for the obvious reasons—like depreciation and lot rent—but if you decide to go that route, make sure to aim for at least double-wide units for better financing options.

Most prices doubled (some tripled).