We live in Monmouth County but own rental condos in the Ft.

Our investing profile is identical to yours with a single SFH in Austin.

@Curt Smith@Mark Elliott@Rick Fagan@Adam BartomeoBad tenant news is NOT exclusive to parks...I've done a lot of stick builts that have had damage and theft over the years.I just had a lease option on a modular on foundation with a city lot like (I think Curt Smith) you do.

Conventional programs and rates are nearly identical amongst the various main stream lenders. 

But....we just found out in the town home community that we live in a gentleman just passed away in an identical unit.  

@Orlando Paz  In most states a Mobile Home is considered a Motor Vehicle and has a title that is identical to a Vehicle so they are easy to transfer ownership, but counties will tax the MH annually.  

We are working to sell the Ft.

By all means avoid theft of your property by government, er "taxes", at all costs, but don't not make the decision to seek higher returns because you'll have to pay taxes on them.

You don't want all the folks to have identical talents or they have little to add, I was thinking banking , buy and hold, realtor, flipper, contractor, wholesaler, even beginner as some of the areas of experience to mix in. 

That will save you thousands outside the purchase when it comes to repairs, theft, quality of tenants etc.