Ultimately, I think it comes down to your personality and how you plan to run your business on a daily basis.

She is a stay-at-home mom still and I can tell the daily grind of just keeping up with the kids and house are wearing on her. 

RVs add a large element of transiency to your park and its cash in cash out daily so unless your going to be there or you trust your park manager taking cash deposits daily then i wouldn't bother. 

I can think of the following:Buy and Flip - buy it and sell once things stabilize and the market hardensBuy and rent to short term vacation rentals - Daily or weekly rentals via AirBnB or VRBOBuy and rent long-term - renters looking to live abroad for 4-6 months, etc.Curious to hear any other methods people have used in this type of situation!

Floors leveled, basement moisture mitigated, lots of carpentry repairs.I found the property and we had excellent 100% financing through a private lender that I brought to the table.Overall, it was successful - and I'm looking for my next!

If you are in the personal training business I'm sure you interact with a number of people on a daily/weekly/monthly basis and have some schedule flexibility...

In my actions, I find that I value financial security more wealth because on a daily basis I make choices that do not optimize wealth building, I'll buy that cold coke when I'm thirsty even if I'm just 30 minutes from my house (my frugal husband won't).

Its REALITY, from those of us who deal with this stuff on a daily basis..  

@Corby Goade Thanks for the advice I’ll start looking at the MLS daily.

Running numbers daily and making offers throughout the week - it’ll happen eventually!