Very interesting model.

When I built a spreadsheet projection to model/replicate what he'd accomplished, I think he turned $80k cash into $3 million of equity in 5 years....and I got really excited.

Once you do this, you can model different scenarios for selling in different years (taking into consideration rent increases, expense increases, capex, appreciation, and debt paydown) to determine when you have the best IRR. 

I think it can be a great way to invest but it's not as easy as it seems and the cash flow model does not FIT everyone's goals.I want to outline in detail my 3 most recent out of state purchases in 2016 and show how they better meet my goals.

Mine is a beautiful 2004 higher end model that was well over $100k new.  

Although it may seem like a good idea because of the interest you are getting, I think staging it too far off your current business model.

Again, I have a completely different rental model than the traditional buy and hold so take that as you will.I would argue that the price of the property is too high for the rent he is getting.

I have not bought any TK, but I have "modeled" a number of them.  

So again, your right, I know what went wrong, and we have since moved on from that model, but I love to ask a question on this site and get 20 different answers.

So we went to switch to an open house model so each person has a realtor escort, now the tenant is saying that that is too intrusive to her family and it is not an option.