Just like @Brandon Turner started in multifamily and is now gearing up toward mobile homes.

Let someone else do the work while I receive steady payments and let my money grow.Another option would be to purchase a self-storage facility or mobile home park with management in place.Essentially, I would look for opportunities to invest without requiring a lot of my time/involvement. 

For 2 reasons, one we want to do an auto draft using Cozy.co (free landlord app) and 2nd I want to see how their money moves.

You can change and delete codes all from your app.

Use a new app?

If this is possible, I figure I can scale up safely in a big way without playing lending games all the time.Well its not going to "free up," DTI in that sense because you will still have to factor in your properties into the loan app.

I wanted to code my own web app that will Look up listings across the US or area i'm interested inIt will cross reference the crime rate and other dataIt will also look at craigslist rents to see if the area meets the 2% ruleAs you can tell I'm shooting off the hip  with the data to incorporate. 

That's what I was wondering about was if it was like how mobile home housing where you are leasing the land but owning the building.  

Mark this:to sell a manufactured home,an person sdoes not need a license,but needs to have a mobile home dealer's license.When that same manufactured home becomes permanently affixed to the land is it sitting on,it ceases to be personal property and becomes a fixture to the land after going through the process of title elimination.

Hey guys, What app/site do you guys use to keep track of potential investors and people who have invested in deals?