It is an awesome business model.  

Sell one or both the propertiesPro's:- Immediate cash out upon the closingCon's:- loss of the "passive" income; loss of an asset(s); totally counter intuitive to the business model, but I will remain open minded to others experiences and advice4.

If you can swing it you would be well served to get some quality time with Minh he has a very nice model for CA investors

So far I am interested in incorporating subject-to, wholesaling, and other creative investing strategies into my business model. 

Past threads in this forum have discussed the risks to the lonnie deal model due to the whims of the park manager, owner and how their attitudes re investors can change quickly.Before bidding on a MH lien I'd talk to the park manager.In theory the owner of a MH in a park owns lot rent.  

Here is what I do:1) Find a deal that resembles your model.  

@Stephanie LellaEven if you stick with a storage tank for domestic hot water (as opposed to on-demand), there are models which are direct vent (pull their combustion air from outside the building envelope and exhaust directly to the exterior).  

I think there is like 5 more years to buy real estate and then go to a service model with the systems we have in place.Don't believe in doomsday.

Or do the nomad model or house hacking method you did on this one, and buy a house, roughly at retail value, add a major renovation and the sell it without taxes after 2 years living in it. 

I've got some deals in the works that I don't have enough funds for at the moment or that doesn't fit my model right now that maybe some people on here may have interest.