Hi everyone,I ran across a package deal of 20 mobile home lots located in a coastal city in florida, which are not in an established mh park but rather just city lots with city utilities, (not contiguous),but scattered throughout a neighborhood that is predominantly trailers with a few site built homes.

It is hugely inefficient to have 50 AirBnBs scattered across town, and the resulting cleaning and upkeep charges actually make AirBnBs costly and low service.

And since you provide a lot of business they are more likely to prioritize you than if you just had 1 property with them.On the flipside, my wife and I's goal has always been to get 12 STRs scattered around the country by the time the kids are out of the house, at which point we'll move around living in each place one month at a time.   

I looked at some larger lots in Henderson that had views and some other lots scattered around the valley that I could split.

Now the drugs are not concentrated to a specific neighborhood it is so scattered that you will never be able to tell what is a good area or a bad area in these citys.  

We have a few that meet the 2% rule scattered throughout metro Omaha outside of those zip codes, but definitely are a lot  harder to find.

What areas are hot for cash buyers right now where I should focus marketing I did an MLS search for cash transactions but it seems a little scattered.

View CA when they were a twinkle in the crowd funding space.they even wanted me to be their broker for ORegon loans.I understand they would get a loan say for 200k to a flipper.. it was a first position loan.. they would then put 20  10k investors into that one loan ( pool them) but those 20 investors are in that loan.. that loan would have to go to zero to be a wipe out.. and if its first position like everything that I was going to do for them.. then the chances of them going to zero is ZERO... when I said pool I mean like a blind pool PPM were say they raise 20 million and there is no specific asset your just in with 1000 others scattered over 100s of deals.. that becomes much more complicated. so I know in the early days investors while pooled to a degree were still invested in one asset.Now you take equity for a sponsor.. say they wanted to buy this big MF and RS raised 2 mil in equity and the sponsor got a 6 mil dollar first loan. and the sponsor butchers it and the first position lender takes the property. then in that scenario your wiped out.. 

Much better to have say 400 manufactured homes on a single 50 acre parcel with onsite management than to have 400 site built homes  on 400 parcels scattered far and wide.  

If you buy in one of the Denver-area cities that actually allow Airbnb and short-term rentals in investment properties, then you get a trifecta of benefits:You can actually cash-flow quite nicely; andYou still get that same appreciation play; andYou have a home to visit in the best city on your list (see point #3 below)Denver and Colorado are just great places to live and visit. 300 days of sunshine, proximity to the mountains, numerous "charming" areas with bars and restaurants scattered in neighborhoods, great beer, legal weed (if that's your thing), awesome arts and parks and no humidity (sorry Austin, your air is just too heavy!).