Our long term strategy is buy and hold owner finance. 

I have less knowledge about Seattle but my oldest friend did a basement conversion ADU in Seattle (I am at her birthday in Long Beach Washington at this moment).  

Discipline alone won't get you there.Having a long term mindset and responsibility are keyThanks Carlos!

Sounds like it will vary from lender to lender.Based on input so far, it sounds like I would need to decide on either doing a handful of 2-4 unit properties that are local so I can self manage, and use multiple residential loans, or a medium size property (whether mhp or not) which has professional management and would likely be long distance. 

If you are looking for a long-term loan option, I'd highly recommend a DSCR loan.

I personally do not think you can go wrong in any part of South Florida as long as the numbers work. 

Sometimes, having a reliable tenant stick around long-term is more valuable than pushing for an extra $100 a month.

So long as your lease supports it, bill them for the repairs. 

I am assessing investing in Middle Tennessee for long term rentals and would love your thoughts on where the hotspots are likely to be over the next couple of years.

Hi Gabe, Is this a long term rental?