The mobile living unit would be more of a luxury right now (plus if you are doing the renovation work yourself, you aren’t speeding the process, you can only work on one unit at a time).

 I listen to the bigger pockets podcast all the time, and recently I've gotten really interested in mobile home parks.

In the case of an emergency, you may want to consider giving your tenants the number to your super, family member, or friend and give one of those people permission to mobilize a crew in the event of an emergency. 

But more importantly, I look back and realized the real value was time and mobility freedom.

You might also want to start looking into mobile home park investing since this is a niche you might already be somewhat familiar with.

How would I get financing for a property that has 5 rentals (Mobile homes) and includes a brick homes that I would live in.

Mobile home parks and self storage have been seeing huge returns and may very well outperform apartments.I may be missing the forest from the trees so let me know if I'm off the mark.

It costs many thousands of dollars for a logger to mobilize. they ain't coming for a few toothpicks.

Haven't heard any successful story for a lot in a trailer/mobile home park.Certainly, it will have less demand because this kind of transaction is rare.

It is a newly remodeled/renovated 4 bed 2.5 bath house in Mobile, Alabama.