@Eugene Rogachevsky Condo's do have its own risk and I am really not trying to get wound up by HOA dues which can be a perennial thorn and cash flow killer.

He's not a bad worker and he's a good kid (OK you know you're getting old when you call 22 year olds kids) but he does not have the killer drive that I have for sure.

If you can stretch your budget to get a 5+ single family home (some nice ones at Windsor island), or create a killer themed townhouse, you could get closer to $75k+ in annual revenue. 

If you live-in flip starting at age 22, you could have a killer portfolio of improved properties by age 30. 

Keep up your killer pace.

Spray them with weed killer. 

Keep your place in tip-top shape, snap some awesome pics, create a killer listing, price it just right, and market like a pro.

This one was a killer deal.2.

In 1976, HUD took a major step in regulating the construction standards of manufactured homes.Since then the federal government has taken steps to motivate manufactured housing opportunities.Today roughly 22 million Americans live in these communities.The killer of the manufactured home community is local government.

I didn't bother reading the whole post, sorry I'm drinking.Multi year leases are great, I give a slight discount if they pick a longer lease, turnover is the killer of cash flow.The only scenario I regretted was when I went to refi.