Verne Harnish has a great one called Scaling Up too.

...because it's a manufactured home..a double wide. 

While others are scaling back due to fear, what can you do to elevate your position?

While this may be feasible for small mom and pop landlords, if you plan to scale your portfolio this quickly becomes inefficient.

STEPHEN  , I was thinking of investing there  also  , my wife has family  there , we go about  3 times a year   , great city with a lot of tourist  ,  Air Force Base / Army base , maybe  a Toyota manufacturing plant  ,  the city is tricky  on areas  , i would drive around the area and ask  the locals  on the area you are looking at  , great locations and then some , not so great  , but it is divided   , i am sure it will pay off  , Good Luck ! 

I've done plenty of deals for investors and am familiar with the ins and outs of navigating offers on a smaller scale (1-4 units).

Hello allI have a piece of property paid off in SC. Its a doublewide and .33 acres of land. The double wide is real property deeded to the land. Does anyone out there know where I could get a loan using this as collat...

"Is this a movement that has traction, a well organized base, growing followers base ect, which has the potential to impact landlords on a large scale?"

Scaling wise you can’t handle every rehab yourself but if you enjoy it you can rehab one at a time

This has the potential to destroy small scale owners who also do all of the work themselves!