So it may not seem much to you all, but every single one of your advice/input is invaluable to me, trying to build passive income to achieve financial independence and smoothing out as many rough bumps on the road as I can for my family.

If properly considered before it's built, you could create TWO independent units which could be sold at different times to reduce your tax burden in any given year, eg sell one in the fall and the other in the spring of the following year.This would require completely independent utilities and sewer hookups, but be worth it when sold.

@Nicole FranksI am a licensed independent broker in CA.

A company embarking on several independent business ventures is limited by the amount he can raise per independent venture.

Looking at the educational backgrounds of the top real estate investors/developers/executives in the country, one sees degrees from NYU, Columbia, Wharton, Michigan, Harvard; none list the Russ Whitney three day real estate independence system or Robert Allen's Nothing Down seminars.

Do your own independent homework.

Your only location requirements/desires are as follows: Must have warm weather 9+/mo out of the yearMust have good - strong job market (UI Developer/Nurse)Must have relatively low cost of living (unlike the Bay Area)Should have healthy real estate market (rentals and flips)Here are your long-term objectives/goals: Purchase at least 10 acres of land to build a small house and start a small permaculture farm Become financially independent in 10 yearsEstablish the financial foundations for generational wealthGiven this financial standing, these location requirements/desires and these long-term objectives/goals, and a year to plan/move: Where do you move to and why?

If yes, then you may want to ask them to increase your HELOC level which will likely involve a new application, credit check, and independent appraisal.

Have you found any difference between independent dealers and the big name brand dealers, with respect to how receptive they are to calling you about buying/moving old trailers?

Just my experience, but you'll need to register your LLC with the department of state, and then every county you want to do business in. Depending