I have an Accounting and Finance background (specifically Big4, Senior Housing Lending, Early Stage Tech) and also have deep experience in building web and mobile applications that solve actual problems.

So I let my other assistant go who was not getting things done well or in a timely manner and I had this assistant start to manage everything for me form my counseling appointment calls to running the mobile home park.  

I am currently renting out 3/2's between $1000 - $1200 mo. in Winter Haven, however I would caution it depends on 2 factors 1. location 2. condition of the property I say that because in many of the areas in Polk county you can find pockets of excellent rental areas next to some questionable neighborhoods. 33884 puts you closer to the LegoLand area, which has recently gone up in value quite a bit, I would say a 4/2 would produce good cash-flow.I cannot say I have ventured into the rent-to-own arena, but I know of some very successful investors in this area who do this type of investing mostly with mobile homes, and they are doing real well.

Mobile homes are much cheaper but also hold much less value than a stick built structure.  

And we’re going to have a baby in the house. 2) Put a mobile/modular home on the property.

The house has modern electric services with a digital meter for whoever lived there before.

I asked him to send me a picture of the paper, and it is an affidavit stating that he lived in one of my mobile homes.

With home ownership out of reach for the middle class in Los Angeles and rental costs skyrocketing, I think people would be interested in alternative solutions.The community I was thinking about involves a combination of manufactured homes and mobile homes (tiny homes and RVs). 

I currently own a mobile home in a trailer park, and recently moved else where.

I only regret that I hadn’t discovered BP earlier while I had the mobility, BAH, and was still single.