The biggest obstacle is complying with the restrictions of the rental bylaws of the HOA.

My biggest challenges have been getting the tenants used to my management style (much more rigid than the last owner), a nasty pest invasion and an immediate vacancy in the unit of a 6yr tenant who apparently had something against even basic cleaning.

One of my biggest regrets is not snatching up some of the opportunities that were brought to me that "didn't meet the company investment criteria."

I turned it down to sell the vacumes - probably my biggest mistake.

I was thinking, investing 150K into real estate and seeing how to get the biggest return on that.

The biggest misconception about wholesaling is that it is an easy way into real estate investing.

For me personally, I think the biggest pro is the flexibility - there's a lot you can do with mobile homes since they are in fact mobile.

Here's my podcast where I shared my wins, my mistakes...even my biggest LOSS in real estate.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/No pitch.

The biggest challenge will be thinking things have to be improved or changed in order to sell it.

That way, you can structure the best deal AND get the type of house you want.Depending on which side of the equation you are on, the biggest issue with Rent to Owns is the lack of quality properties offered on this arrangement.