Probably not, it will be more along the lines of “the owner is looking to liquidate some capital to invest in a larger building” so shifting funds to vacation rentals checks out.

So my thought process has now shifted to, I’m at that age where I do need to start thinking about starting a family of my own, and life on the road is really tough on relationships. 

@Chao Chang Hi Chao,Just like any market if you know it well there can be good investing but I like Grand Rapids for three reasons its job and labor growth is both high and diverse, shift in population is a younger demographic ideal for renting and there is stilla housing shortage.

In regards to whether it's an arms length transaction and shifting the cash flow to or from one entity, our pricing has to be justified and at market rate due to regulations so we can't give a discount on one with hopes of making it up on the other otherwise we would favor income through the Realty Corp for tax purposes in light of current tax reform. 

After a few, I'll shift my methodology a bit.

I think we have a bit of a taboo in our society about touching IRAs, when in fact if you're responsibly investing them it actually may be a MUCH BETTER decision than leaving them in the stock market. 

Market just shifted.

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Thereafter, we could start to shift our focus and energy. 

Shift maintenance costs of the mobile homes to them, and reduce vacancy rate since owners are stickier and when they do want to move will likely sell back to you at a bargain and you can  put another owner in it.