It's working out ok other than some latent defects the seller hid from me and my inspector during my due diligence period.

I've actually used freedom soft it works out well for me In your trail period profile delete cc information call bank tell them what happened and contact freedom soft as well

Buyer beware:  Any "new" cabin built in the bubble period might well be a pile of junk.

Think big picture.Consider all the benefits of the investment over an extended period of time and get started!

If you are having trouble sourcing either over a years-long period I agree selling makes the most sense.

You have given the tenant many of your rights as an owner BUT only for a specific time period whereas a deed transfers rights permanently.  

What contingencies were included in your purchase and were you within those contingency periods? 

We sign an agreement that commits their non-refundable payment for a brief period (usually 5 days), during which time I call landlords and employers, and dig online.

Originally posted by @Andre' Arceneaux:I've been paying attention to turn keys for about 4 years now, talking with Roofstock and their prople during my learning period, and even encountered Morris Invest. 

That is mobile home park investing day one, first period lesson plan.