This may be an easy answer that I'm already aware of, but right now I'm a bit mentally exhausted and would love some help thinking.My question is, if I purchase all six condos for one price, would I then be able to refinance each condo individually or would I have to refinance all six into one loan?

Listened to this after an exhausting day at work...cannot wait until we get to do REI full time.

Every single poster will tout the market they know best without any knowledge of other markets, including the one you're in.My recommendation is always to completely exhaust your own market for opportunity before looking elsewhere.  

My initial thought was I have to suck it up and keep this house for a the long-term cash flow, but with it being a  trailer, I didn't know if I could reasonably expect the structure to withstand a long-term life as a rental property.

There were a lot of SFH investors who lost most, if not all, of their inventory because they simply couldn't withstand the pressure.I own a complex of eight two-bedroom apartments and one 1-bed with a gross rent schedule of +$70K/yr.

It has the delay in receiving the funds but if you can withstand that it’s pretty good.

This way I can still obtain my conventional mortgages until those are exhausted but it's made clear the llc also owns and operates the rental.

@Harrison HaynesHave you exhausted all options in trying to find a place locally?

Windows should be used for lighting only though, ventilation should always be done via exhaust fan, opening a shower window just creates more moisture/steam etc and creates additional problems.

but for whatever reason, it didn't come to mindWe need a checklist just like pilots use.I'm not talking about something so exhaustive that a lot of items NEED to be skipped in routine deals.