I currently own an investment property which is a single family home rental in Lawrenceville, GA and a real estate investment company entitled Classical Estates, L.L.C. 

@Jamie Beltran, it sounds like you may be making a classic mistake and capitalizing the the rents from the park owned homes and rent to own homes at the same rate as the park itself.

It's also a very old house with a few "classic" problems (asbestos, lead paint, etc.). 

In the classic lemons-into-lemonade turnaround, my income as a W-2 contractor was higher than the salary I could have made as a W-2 employee, which allowed me to build my wealth that much faster.

find a few people to park RVs thererent barn to classic car/motorcycle buff for storagecan you put man. home on it?

A classic was when the sellers were still packing several hours after closing and I was there with my buyer waiting and they had the nerve to ask if we minded if they took showers before driving off. 

Classic case of a professional tenant.

Apologies to any classically trained economists here, but the 'science' of economics is largely junk science, at least applied to today's nations and markets.

And this is the CLASSIC response you get...Oh no, there are comps for $318k, but this is the house they liked best and the seller wouldn't pay any closing costs"https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/124568-reasons-for-seller-concessions-vs-price-discount Besides going $5,000 over the max sales price the buyer can actually qualify for, obviously the seller is not going to also pay 3% seller credit in addition to the lower negotiated sales price Mr.

If you have not, what would make you consider switching to this model compared to a more classic rental or Airbnb?