You crush it all summer and fall while also having groups visit for weekends in the winter to spend time walking the beach and going to dinner in Portland.

If not and you have to sell you could get crushed with a loss having to move the cap high enough to entice a buyer to purchase.Other NNN properties work completely different than this.

My reasoning for not focusing on mobile homes:Cash Flow Heavy with less depreciation to offset itTend to require more frequent repairsAttract a lower quality tenant (not in all cases)I never focus on appreciation, but regardless they don't get muchSome people steam roll with mobile homes and crush the game, they're just not my jam.

He was crushing it at school and working to become a biomedical engineer.

You can build and make money but there are very big fish already crushing that area. 

If you are getting an AirBnb just make sure it can cash flow as a long term rental as well as several city governments (most recently LA) have made changes that can crush a business model solely dependent on the short term rental market. 

Those who don't do their homework will get crushed if the market turns.

Keep crushing it!

Keep crushing it and rocking the BOSS socks!

Instead of brushing it off and doubting, you would be wise to follow this advice as Jay has lost more money on real estate than most will ever make, and he is still crushing it.