Dedicate some of their time to maintenance and tenant turnover and the rest of their time to working on your flips and even doing some project management on your flips.

@Juan Pardo great point, but I think the study a bit more general, kinda in the vein of all else being equal, someone likes their $60k/yr ultrasound tech job a lot more than a $25k/yr housekeeper at a hotel"People tend to like their jobs if they feel a sense of purpose, if they can grow with their jobs while having time to dedicate to their families etc This is all related to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Diane, yeah, I highly considered just doing it mobile like that.  

Ana-I just listened to the Mobile Home Park Investors podcast #073 with Kurt Kelley, which is a discussion post-hurricanes about insuring parks. 

I don't see an option to add pics via my mobile device but once I get on my laptop I will check

Currently, I have 3 deals going:1) A gut job remodel turning a 1500 SF 3/1 farmhouse into a 3/2 rental with either a carport or garage. 2) A house hacking (my family's current residence) remodel of a 1700 SF ranch style 3/2 into an open floor plan. 3) A mobile home (currently shopping for a deal) rental on an empty lot with a septic tank and electricity already available. 

I would split my millions into relatively newer apartment complexes, self storage units or mobile home parks, or commercial buildings, where you could get a great deal now due to Covid-related vacancies / remote workers.

I have a 2019 tax certificate in Mobile, AL where a deceased owner took out a 2nd mortgage and foreclosed on the house.

Probably a lot of young couples in East Texas that would love to get some vacant land with owner financing so they can put a mobile home on it..

What do you think of the Greensburg market for mobile home parks?