@Sarah Hadassah Negrón a lot of what @Drew Sygit mentioned, but mostly it is not a good use of your time and bandwidth.

Also, I like mentoring a few people interested at times, but find it very frustrating.

I want to note that there are additional lending guidelines that are required for these types of homes, and will highlight some of those key differences.So first, what’s a manufactured home?

I currently have a client looking to purchase their first investment properties here this year as well as in other Midwest markets that are also showing some of these same factors coming to light.Another thing to consider is that OKC is home to nearly 20,000 military / government workers with Tinker Air Force Base and the Army and Air National Guard posts there. 

Whichever came first. 

I am purchasing my first rental property (multi-family) unit in Salisbury North Carolina. 

Congrats on taking action to get this first property under your belt. 

@Karolina Powell what we've experienced in handling both is the struggle for tenant stability.Logically, the more people you add to any given situation, the more likely it is that at least two of them won't get along:(We've placed a new tenant in a duplex several times and had them not get along with the existing tenant. - Sometimes we lose both tenants, but often we can keep the longer-term tenant calm until we get rid of the newer tenant.This is more difficult to do when you place a new tenant into a 10-unit building where all the other tenants have been there awhile. 

Me, I wanted my own time to spend with my grandkids.

Congrats on owning your first home in North Port, FL and looking to take that next step into long-term rental investing.