They used to have coming soon properties in the past and then they rolled out a Roofstock rack feature for properties that needed a bit of rehab and were offered at reduced pricing. 

It was nerve racking thinking  that when the seller saw my assignment fee they were going to walk.   

That would rack up pretty quick!

Worse then a divorce fight usually except usually no child support issues and no divorce attorney racking up as many fees as they can. 

I just hate to see naive  and ill informed newbie investors get racked under the coals by spending a lot of $$$ on books, special classes, webinars, podcasts, etc unless they really know the big picture.

I made a lot of mistakes and racked up a good deal of student debt.

Everything is fenced in with a wooden fence and Areca Palms.What does stick out to me is the UGLY retro kitchen and bathrooms.I mean, I know they're hideous but a free double wide, free lot rent with my only expense being repairs??

Or do we purchase another multi family and rack up some passive income from that, before buying ourselves a home?

Any insights would be appreciated.  2010 Clayton Double Wide  26ft/53ft on 1 acre of land.  3 bed, 2 bath, no garage or any other structures on the land.big wooden decks on the front and back doors.Seller is willing to sell for 30k cash

Can you not put a wooden fence around the place to make it more renter friendly.