And there are a lot of them out there.But if you break it down to 5 $500k homes around Tacoma, each of them can rent out for more than $2.3k to 3K easily.So what I was suggesting to my savvy clients is, to break them down into smaller projects that can cashflow better as investments, and rent for living.

I am in NYC but have been told that you should take to a storage facility using real movers and pay for 30 days and then send the tenant a certified letter saying where it is and if he doesn't get it, then the storage company can throw it out.

Stuff happens...movers reschedule; helpers do not show up; personal transportation schedules change; cleaning takes longer than they expected; and moving to a new home- there are bound to be delays of all kinds.

Because I am a paranoid investor who has been through the 2000 and 2008 real estate crashed, the only place I want to buy is in the City of Seattle for flips and development and in the City of Tacoma for rentals.

Bejamin,I'm in the Tacoma area, we have a property manager that I can run your property specs through to see where you should be with monthly rental amount or I could run it through my rentometer pro account (you don't have to use her for property management.)

I recommend attending some local meetups and possibly familiarizing yourself with the movers and shakers in your market. 

I am torn right now whether or not it is a good investment to buy a tiny home or a trailer home or a van converted into a tiny home:Tiny home: - I will need to purchase a truck to trail this or hire a mover to trail it to the places I live.

They are called At Your Service Plumbing in Tacoma Washington area.

Also, local mobile home movers may be able to give you some insight on this topic as well. 

It takes a much bigger bump to move real estate down than it does stocks, because it's relatively illiquid.