Nothing but content.I would further direct you to the over 400 episodes of The Red Pill Investor Podcast where I carefully explain how to use sales skills to ethically and honestly help homeowners and home investors buy homes.I would certainly want to point out the over 112k downloads of people who have listened to my podcast, or the 58k views on my channel.I would of course point out that the Council of Residential Specialists (a highly respected Realtor® organization) has repeatedly hired me to speak on various subjects.Of course, all of the coaching, buying, and selling that I have done over the past 18 years means absolutely NOTHING in this equation...

@Deren Huang RV vs MH pad: Depends on your state, but MH have anything from cinder block pilling to a full on poured slab with footing.

You know of a pill that will make me a billionaire?

No sateen weave, they pill up.Towels, we use the Grandeur Hospitality from Costco.

Having an issue that costs 1-2 years cashflow when you only have one unit can be a difficult pill to swallow.

Preying on those with few resources, money, education, maturity in business playing on emotional strings of giving false hope and implying they have secrets to make them wealthy is about the lowest scam one can pull, only thing worse is selling sugar pills to cure a serious illness and letting people die.

Welcome to the "real world" you've just swallowed the red pill, my friend.  

We probably should have stuck with the Blue Pill, but I do believe we're far beyond the point of no return

I have my license 1.5 yrs now.The license is a tool, it is not a magic pill that will make you an investor.  

If you were going to do it for longer than the furnishing cost may not be so bad, but to spend 5-10K furnishing a place for just a few months may be a hard pill to swallow.You also need to determine if the HOA will allow short term rentals, some are enforcing a 30 day minimum.Lastly, it is a lot of work to manage a short term rental if you plan on doing it yourself.