Fundrise Income eREIT, or the realtymogul mobile REIT 1.If I had more money, I would diversify into riskier strategies, keeping in mind my own risk tolerance.

:)My housekeeper does issues invoices once a month and I pay her via a mobile cash application.

Doing self assist showings instead of personally showing property, having automatically escalating/renewing leases so you eliminate much of the work at renewal time, utilizing apps or something automatic for tenants to report maintenance, eliminating any form of payment that isn't electronic, etc.

I've heard a few diff names of apps on the bigger pockets podcasts for tenant screening and leases and repair tickets etc.

@Tucker Kincaid Wave Apps has a great free version to use for accounting and invoicing.

I currently use an app, so I'm thinking I could just submit a report or screenshot from the app of the documented miles driven.

I know the area I want to buy, and I plan to use the Deal Machine app to skip trace the leads and for post card marketing as well as cold calling.

Will financing a new mobile home for @$185k, make it difficult to get a personal loan also?

I just discovered T-Mobile Money which is offering 4% for the first $3000 and 1% for the remaining balance! 

Lot 1: 2000 3/2 Mobile Home: Monthly Rent $1000Lot 2: 2007 2/1 Mobile Home: Monthly Rent $875Lot 3: Vacant Lot: Monthly Rent $250Total Rent: $2,215 minus Taxes/Insurance of ~$200 Monthly or $2400 Annually = ~$2015 Monthly Profit/Cash Flow.Total Initial Investment: ~$75KSituation: I own this property free/clear but I have been considering selling it to invest into a vacant 7 acre riverfront property that I also own free/clear.