I'm currently sitting on 3 doors and out of liquid.

If you can get your cost of living to be lower then what it is currently, you are sitting in a good spot.

Currently, my credit score sits at around a 680 as I just started to build it up (I'm sorry if this personal information is not usually shared within these forums) and I have a little over 5k saved up.

It is an interesting scenario though, I found that there is a threshold where a higher appreciation yields a higher ROI, and this deal is sitting just below it.

Aftershocks of pandemic still linger in this areaTurnover out-of pocket costs 3-5K  while it sits vacant (fortunately never sits long +next to some desirable amenities.Take time to advertise / arrange showings / find qualified tenants. 

To move a home into our park cost about $5,000 if I recall correctly.

Its not very enticing to buy something that you didnt get input on design and layout to have to sit through 12-24 months of city review.  

The money goes crazy, we're sitting on assets that don't lose their value and our liabilities are loans which are constantly being eroded.

There are lawyers who will sit down with all partners involved to discuss every possible scenario, and this is a great idea.

Do not just sit with unleased tenants.3.