I am 21 years old and just purchased my first home six months ago with my older brother (Our primary residence) - however, market values are rising and we have talked about selling the home and parting ways if it raises another 40-50K.

this is what we do, it's simple...for tenants - we dress up, it's a business and they are dealing with "property managers"for contractors - we dress down because they will inflate their prices thinking they are dealing with a big shot with deep pockets.

They think, "well, I own this house on 34th street, property values are rising around me, I should get $x for this!"

How shameful to pry on unsophisticated real estate buyers.I was just given the same routine to transfer cash to their bank account of $ 9,450.00 first before I could view a High Rise Condo in Las Vegas , NV.I can not believe that this Agency is legitimate and lives of dumb people to sending them  cash for a promise.Sooner or later I hope they end up in Jail.

However, with the demand for affordable housing on the rise I have been looking into mobile home parks. 

and have even made bids on lots for building, yet the financial metrics keep coming in flat or negative, so either my strategy is wrong or my estimates are wrong.  

Wholesalers inflate values, because of incompetence, greed, or to leave room for negotiation with investors.

For example, if you expect 3% net inflation during the draw-down period you would need approximately $3,000,000 to draw down $5,000 (present value) over 30 years.

Real Estate provides great tax rewards, Shelter from inflation, depreciation, passive income, in addition to being highly leveraged. 

Although the residential retail market largely depends on the area you're located in, across the country, we are starting to see a rise.