You just can't make this stuff up.I helped a client buy a manufactured home about 6 months ago. 

The East Hills mall is being renovated into a higher scale mall, which if you see it now, you will be surprised at the current condition of the property.  

Purchase price: $40,000 Cash invested: $135,000Long time borrower of ours buys vacant lots and places brand new manufactured homes on them.

@Maugno M.Big difference in warranty25-year - 5 year full start30-year - 10-15 full start depending on manufacturers Full start - If there is a defect in the shingles, the manufacturer will cover labor and shingles during the full start period.

A HELOC allowed me to scale up much more quickly and inexpensively than a refi on my properties.

Wondering, what is a good time frame is to wait to refinance so that I could possibly move the FHA to a conventional so that I could scale up and then move into another home with a new FHA and utilize the initial home as a rental?

I had great work ethic, and im extremely intelligent, but without college, I became a tradesman, had to work my a$$ off to save money, and now I'm 41, still working in that same trade, and I wasnt able to scale nearly as quickly as I would have had I stayed in school, get my accounting degree (my major at the time I left), and got a high paying job.I'm not saying that it cant be done, and I wish you all of the thick in the world, but for every Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, there are a million of me.

I personally find the Series LLC to be a great tool for the individual investor who is planning to expand their operation, as it allows for you to scale infinitely - check out this article to learn more.

There is no way to account for all economic, market, political variables that could play into a large scale syndication.

I personally prefer to keep it simple until I scale beyond that point.