For what its worth, several close friends of mine who were single parents had roommates at one time or another here in California.

Several of my clients focus in those areas because Dallas has gotten too pricey.

We have had several people interested in the home and have said that we did a great job of getting it ready to sell, but when they talk with the park owner about the lot fee he said he would raise the lot fee by $200 and he does not provide any services. 

I think that an approach that might help accelerate this vision would be to continue that savings rate, but to consider a "live-in flip" - one or several, in addition to a plan along the paths that he mentions. 

(It detects a constant water demand during several consecutive 15 minute intervals, for example.) 

If you have a clean bill of health aka a title policy that says the taxes were paid, you can file a claim with the title company. 

Many of them have several large screws that allow you to adjust the height of the threshold.

If the hope is to spin off extra money to buy rentals, that isn't unreasonable, but the focus to start should be on flipping houses only because that will be the thrust of your work for at least several months to start.

Due to the our health care system unpaId medical bIlls are not unusual.Perhaps the property could be marketed more aggressively to attract more renters?

@Rodney Morris there’s several thousand “log cabins” in the market.