If the market is borrowing money at a rate of around 5%, it means that market participants are have uses for that money that they expect will return 5% or higher. 

I frequently travel back and forth (about an hour) to check on things, collect rent, and participate in HOA meetings.

@Thomas DonnellanHere's a list of syndicators on MHI's website (Manufactured Housing Institute):https://mhbuyersguide.com/manufactured-housing/acquisitions-capital-investments/Best of luck!

As the formula shows (cap rate + appreciation rate) = internal rate of return <— this is a very simplistic example as there is a ton more information associated with this.That’s why it’s best to see what other market participants are doing and what they’re expections are.

If you are seeking other solutions to solve capital gains, consider it may make sense to participate in a direct syndication or fund that has a high degree of asset depreciation, which will allow you to offset all, or a portion of your capital gains and stop kicking that can down the road.  

Depending on your modified AGI and your amount of material participation will dictate how much losses, if any, you can bring over to your 1040. 

Very few things, if anything, can compare to the social experience at that age, and even more so at a larger institution. 

Those financial institutions are the last buyers willing to finance the US government. 

The problem comes in if the stock loses value, which means you’ll have to come up with more cash or the stock will be sold to cover your position.The beauty of investing in real estate is that you can participate with far less money than stocks.

Substantially All Participation Test.