This is a form of coliving property management that fits rent-by-the-room coliving environments, but it would not fit apartment coliving environments. 

Poop filling my downstairs shower and utility room. 

I'm about to do a rent-by-the-room/co-living property there, since current LTR rents don't cover the mortgage with these interest rates. 

For a mobile homes, youll need to do the research, but I couldnt see someone renting a mobile home room for any more than 400/500 bucks per month. 

I specialize in STR and by the room rentals and I see high cash flow here.

Anyone have one going with room for one more? 

We have adapted by changing the rental strategy to Co-Living (rent by the room).

It costs a few grand.

I have been officially onboarded by a super host that will be mentoring me in the city I want to invest in, I meet with her today, and looking at her data each property (she has like 17) she hosts makes well over 40-80k in revenue (depending on rooms) and it looks like she does retail arbitrage for every one of her properties.I really do appreciate the advice Cody really.Thank you for the advice and feedback!

@Jay Garrison grand is still the solid boarder, even if your west of Homan as long as north of grand there’s solid tenants/homeowners.