Also, think about hiring a property manager.Regarding the Florida ADU,Using a HELOC can be an option, but speak with a financial advisor to ensure it aligns with your financial goals and risk tolerance.

Because in reality, that’s what the investors are looking forThere are a lot of companies that do this, because every investment advisor when they report their performance for their clients, this information is done by these types of firms.

My wife and I currently invest here and in Kcmo but want to get to know this area and establish solid boots on the ground.

Hey @Tracy Derickson, I'm a real estate investor and financial advisor.

Your financial advisor has the historical information from every DST sponsor.

An accepted/established practice that is shaken up by government ruling/intervention during an age like this has the potential to be path altering.

Build a team of trusted people / advisors (ie contractors, lenders, realtors, wholesalers, drafters, architects, title reps, escrow officers, etc to m are sure you all achieve success!) 

I'm sure Anderson is great - but for those more established.  

I've come across several sources suggesting that purchasing an established Mobile Home Park (MHP) might be a more advantageous approach than constructing a new one.

It's important to do your due diligence and research the local market, as well as establishing a strong network of professionals to support your investments.Ultimately, the best deals are the ones that align with your investment goals and provide a good balance of cashflow and potential for long-term growth.