I was amazed how much forced advertising was dished out to me as I was logging in for the first time in a long while.

You might be able to make money, but you have to factor in how fast that trailer will depreciate in value over the long term.I would go for a post-1976 manufactured home where you own the land and can get financing in place since it's insurable.

The equity isn't there in the long run, and I think there is less appeal in these over the last few years.

Deals performed without issue. 

How long ago did you begin renting it out?

I'm not sure AirDNA will help much for mid term rentals.

You may be doing a long BRRRR on your original house.

Don't really care about price and short term appreciation, just cashflow and hassle to manage 

The warranties always take a lot of time, and you will either end up filing a warranty to find that it is going to take too long and then purchasing something else the same day, or you will end up giving refunds back to guests while you wait on the warranty to be handled.I learned this the hard way when I first got in to rentals.

I would check with an attorney or CPA on it.EDIT - Check out Scott Royal's site - https://royallegalsolutions.com/what-states-are-permitting-s...He used to be on here quite a bit but I haven't seen him in a long while.